Pronunciation: /pɪtʃ ɪn/
noun a collective effort or contribution towards a common goal
A1 I asked my friends to pitch in for the pizza.
A2 Everyone needs to pitch in and help clean up after the party.
B1 Let's all pitch in and buy a gift for our teacher.
B2 The team decided to pitch in and fundraise for new equipment.
C1 The community came together to pitch in and rebuild the playground.
C2 The company encouraged employees to pitch in and volunteer for local charities.
verb to contribute or participate in a joint effort or task
A1 I will pitch in to help clean up after the party.
A2 Can you pitch in and help with the cooking for the event?
B1 Everyone needs to pitch in and contribute to the group project.
B2 I'm happy to pitch in some money for the charity fundraiser.
C1 It is important for everyone to pitch in and work together to achieve our goals.
C2 The team members must all pitch in and do their part to ensure the project's success.
preposition used to indicate participation or contribution in a group activity
A1 I will pitch in to help clean up after the party.
A2 Can you pitch in a few dollars for the gift for our friend's birthday?
B1 Everyone needs to pitch in and do their fair share of the work.
B2 I'm happy to pitch in with organizing the event if you need help.
C1 The whole team needs to pitch in and collaborate to meet the deadline.
C2 As a senior member of the team, I always pitch in to mentor and support junior colleagues.
formal Everyone needs to pitch in and contribute to the team project.
informal Hey, can you pitch in a few bucks for pizza?
slang Let's all pitch in and buy some drinks for the party.
figurative It's important for everyone to pitch in and help out during tough times.
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