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SeroMack Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
THROW IN with sb.
Recently, while listening to the conversation of two men I heard something like this: "The reason why I'm throwing in with xx people rather than with yy people is that I believe yy people."
What does this THROW IN mean? I've looked for it in many dictionaries but none seems to say a suitable (to the context above) explanation.
What does this THROW IN mean? I've looked for it in many dictionaries but none seems to say a suitable (to the context above) explanation.
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I assume it's a form of "associate/socialize" -------- throw in intransitive verb 1 : to enter into association or partnership : JOIN <agrees to throw in with a crooked ex-cop -- Newsweek > -------
- I assume it's a form of "associate/socialize" -------- throw in intransitive verb 1 : to enter into association or partnership : JOIN <agrees to throw in with a crooked ex-cop -- Newsweek > -------
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I assume it's a form of "associate/socialize"
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throw in
intransitive verb
1 : to enter into association or partnership : JOIN<agrees to throw in with a crooked ex-cop -- Newsweek>
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throw in
intransitive verb
1 : to enter into association or partnership : JOIN<agrees to throw in with a crooked ex-cop -- Newsweek>
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