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chip inenUS
chip 1 C0306000 (chĭp) n. 1. A small broken or cut off piece, as of wood, stone, or glass. 2. A crack or flaw caused by the removal of a small piece. 3. a. A small disk or counter used in poker and other games to represent money. b. chips Slang Money. 4. See microchip.5. a. A thin, usually fried slice of food, especially a potato chip: ate chips with her sandwich. b. A very small piece of food or candy: made cookies with chocolate chips. c. chips Chiefly British French fries. 6. Wood, palm leaves, straw, or similar material cut and dried for weaving. 7. A fragment of dried animal dung used as fuel. 8. Something worthless. 9. Sports A chip shot. v. chipped, chip·ping, chips v. tr. 1. To chop or cut with an axe or other implement. 2. a. To break a small piece from: chip a tooth. b. To break or cut off (a small piece): chip ice from the window. 3. To shape or carve by cutting or chopping: chipped her name in the stone. 4. To implant a microchip in (an organism). v. intr. 1. To become broken off into small pieces. 2. Sports To make a chip shot in golf. Phrasal Verbs: chip away To reduce or make progress on something incrementally: We chipped away until the problem was solved. chip in 1. To contribute money or labor: We all chipped in for beer. 2. To interrupt with comments; interject. 3. To put up chips or money as one's bet in poker and other games. Idioms: chip off the old block A child whose appearance or character closely resembles that of one or the other parent. chip on (one's) shoulder A habitually hostile or combative attitude, especially in response to perceived slights. when the chips are down At a critical or difficult time.
[Middle English, from Old English cyp, beam, from Latin cippus.]
chip 2 C0306000 (chĭp)intr.v. chipped, chip·ping, chips To cheep, as a bird.
[Imitative.]
chip n.
chip 3 C0306000 (chĭp)n. Sports A trick method of throwing one's opponent in wrestling.
[Origin unknown.]chip in vb (adverb) 1. to contribute (money, time, etc) to a cause or fund2. (intr) to interpose a remark or interrupt with a remarkThesaurus| Verb | 1. | chip in - contribute to some cause; "I gave at the office"contribute, kick in, givegive - transfer possession of something concrete or abstract to somebody; "I gave her my money"; "can you give me lessons?"; "She gave the children lots of love and tender loving care"combine - add together from different sources; "combine resources" |
chip inverb1. To give in common with others:contribute, donate, subscribe.Informal: kick in.Slang: come across.2. To interject remarks or questions into another's discourse:break in, chime in, cut in, interrupt.Translationschip (tʃip) – past tense past participle chipped – verb to knock or strike small pieces off. This glass (was) chipped when I knocked it over. 敲或打碎 碎裂 noun1. a place from which a small piece is broken. There's a chip in the edge of this saucer. (破碎留下的)缺口 缺口2. (American french fries) (usually in plural) a cut piece of potato (fried). steak and chips. 洋芋片 油煎土豆片3. a counter representing a certain value, used in gambling. （賭博下注用的）籌碼 （作赌注用的）筹码 4. a very small printed circuit, as used in computers, TV sets etc. 晶片 芯片chip in1. to interrupt. He chipped in with a remark. 插話 插嘴2. to give (money). He chipped in with a dollar for the gift. 捐錢，湊錢 捐助chip inenUS
chip in1. To contribute to something being undertaken by a group, such as a task or collection. If everyone chips in to help, we can clean this garage in no time. How much am I supposed to chip in for our joint gift?2. To offer money as a bet in a game, such as poker. Hurry up and chip in something for this hand.3. To join in a discussion about something; to offer one's thoughts. When I heard them discussing my department, I just had to chip in with my own suggestions.See also: chipchip something in(on something) (for someone) Go to chip in (with something) (on something) (for someone).See also: chipchip something in(on something) Go to chip in (on something).See also: chipchip in (with something) (on something) (for someone) and chip in (with something) (for something) (for someone); chip something in (on something) (for someone)to contribute money for a gift for someone. Would you like to chip in with a little cash on a gift for Carol? I will chip in a little with you on a gift for Carol. Would you chip in with a few bucks for a gift for Carol? Would you chip a few bucks in on a gift for Carol? Would you care to chip in on a gift for the teacher? Yes, I'd be happy to chip in.See also: chipchip in (on something) and chip something in (on something) 1. to contribute a small amount of money to a fund that will be used to buy something. Could you chip in a dollar on the gift, please? 2. chip in (on something) (for someone) to contribute money toward a gift for someone. Would you please chip in on the present for Richard? Will you chip in for Randy?See also: chipchip in1. Contribute money, help, or advice, as in If we all chip in we'll have enough to buy a suitable gift, or Everyone chipped in with ideas for the baby shower. Mark Twain used this term in Roughing It (1872): "I'll be there and chip in and help, too." [Mid-1800s] 2. In poker and other games, to put up chips or money as one's bet. For example, I'll chip in another hundred but that's my limit or, as Bret Harte put it in Gabriel Conroy (1876): "You've jest cut up thet rough with my higher emotions, there ain't enough left to chip in on a ten-cent ante." [Mid-1800s] See also: chipchip inv.1. To contribute something toward some general pool or effort: They chipped a few bucks in for snacks. We all chipped in $5 for supplies. Everybody ought to chip in so that no one gets stuck with all of the costs.2. To put up chips or money as one's bet in poker and other games: After each player chipped in $1, I dealt the cards. You're not getting any cards until you chip in.3. To interrupt a conversation with comments; interject: I wanted to chip in, but I couldn't get a word in edgewise. You can chip in any time.See also: chipEncyclopediaSeechipchip inenUS
Synonyms for chip inverb to give in common with othersSynonyms- contribute
- donate
- subscribe
- kick in
- come across
verb to interject remarks or questions into another's discourseSynonyms- break in
- chime in
- cut in
- interrupt
Synonyms for chip inverb contribute to some causeSynonymsRelated Words |