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go in on

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌɡoʊ ˈɪn ɑːn/ · UK /ˌɡəʊ ˈɪn ɒn/

go in on means: To pay part of the cost of something that several people buy together.

verb

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To pay part of the cost of something that several people buy together.

  • Let’s go in on a pizza.
  • We went in on a gift for our teacher.
  • Would you like to go in on the tickets with us?

How to use it: go in on something with someone (I went in on a birthday gift with my cousins.)

Similar words: chip in for, split the cost of

Common phrases: go in on something, go in on dinner

JOIN INC1

To join other people in an activity or project.

  • Do you want to go in on this project?
  • They went in on the venture together.
  • I might go in on the scheme if my brother joins.

How to use it: go in on something with someone (She went in on the project with two former colleagues.)

Similar words: join, take part in

Opposites: withdraw

Common phrases: go in on something, go in on this

Questions about go in on

What does go in on mean?

To pay part of the cost of something that several people buy together.

What is go in on in other languages?

Türkçe: masrafına ortak olmak · Español: comprar entre varios · Français: participer à l’achat de · Deutsch: sich an den Kosten beteiligen · Italiano: contribuire all’acquisto di · 日本語: お金を出し合う

How do you pronounce go in on?

In American English /ˌɡoʊ ˈɪn ɑːn/; in British English /ˌɡəʊ ˈɪn ɒn/.

How do you use go in on in a sentence?

Let’s go in on a pizza. We went in on a gift for our teacher.

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