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What does Chime in mean?

"Chime in" is a phrasal verb that means to interrupt a conversation or discussion and add your own opinion or comment.

Here are some examples of how "chime in" can be used:

* "We were discussing the new movie when John chimed in with his thoughts."

* "The teacher asked for opinions, and several students chimed in with their ideas."

* "I was just telling a story when she chimed in to say she had seen the same thing happen."

The phrase "chime in" suggests that someone is joining a conversation that is already in progress, often in a spontaneous and informal way.

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