Pronunciation: /ʧɪp ɪn/
noun a small piece of something
A1 I need everyone to chip in for the birthday gift.
A2 Can you chip in a few dollars for the pizza party?
B1 Let's all chip in to buy a new coffee machine for the office.
B2 We should chip in for a group gift for our boss's retirement.
C1 The community members all chipped in to renovate the playground.
C2 We decided to chip in and hire a professional chef for the event.
verb to contribute money or effort towards a cause or project
A1 I can chip in a few dollars for the pizza.
A2 Let's all chip in and buy a gift for the teacher.
B1 Everyone needs to chip in if we want to finish this project on time.
B2 I'll chip in with some ideas for the presentation.
C1 It's important for everyone to chip in and help out during busy times.
C2 The team worked together, each member chipping in their expertise to achieve success.
preposition used to indicate contributing or adding to something
A1 I will chip in for the pizza.
A2 Let's all chip in to buy a gift for the teacher.
B1 We can chip in to help pay for the repairs.
B2 Everyone chipped in to make the event a success.
C1 The team chipped in to fund the new project.
C2 We all chipped in to clean up the park after the event.
formal It would be greatly appreciated if everyone could chip in for the office party.
informal Hey, can you chip in a few bucks for pizza?
slang Let's all chip in and buy some snacks for the road trip.
figurative We all need to chip in and help out with the project to get it done on time.
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