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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌkaʊnt ˈɪn/

count in means: To include someone among the people taking part in an activity.

verb

INCLUDE SOMEONEB1

To include someone among the people taking part in an activity.

  • Count me in for lunch.
  • They counted her in for the weekend trip.
  • Can you count us in too?

How to use it: count someone in (If you need another player, count me in.)

Similar words: include

Opposites: exclude

Common phrases: count someone in, count in a friend

SIGNAL THE STARTB2

To say numbers in time so people know when to start playing music or doing something together.

  • The drummer will count us in.
  • She counted the dancers in with four steady beats.
  • Who is counting in the band tonight?

How to use it: count someone in (The drummer counted us in before the song.)

Similar words: give a count

Common phrases: count someone in, count in the band

Questions about count in

What does count in mean?

To include someone among the people taking part in an activity.

What is count in in other languages?

Türkçe: dahil etmek · Español: incluir · Français: inclure · Deutsch: mit einbeziehen · Italiano: includere · 日本語: 仲間に入れる

How do you pronounce count in?

It is pronounced /ˌkaʊnt ˈɪn/.

How do you use count in in a sentence?

Count me in for lunch. They counted her in for the weekend trip.

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