Go in with Meaning in English
expression
ˈɡoʊ/ /ˈɪn/, /ɪn/ /ˈwɪð/, /ˈwɪθ/, /wɪð/, /wɪθ
GOH-in-with
ɡˈəʊ/ /ˈɪn/ /wˈɪð
goh-IN-with
释义
To join someone in a plan, activity, or investment, usually by sharing costs, responsibility, or effort.
用法与细微差别
Informal, often used with money (investments, rentals, business ideas). Common patterns: 'go in with someone on [thing]'. It means to share something equally, not just to join. Not used for simply entering a room.
Spanish: colaborar - asociarse - invertir junto con alguienPortuguese (BR): entrar junto - investir junto - se associarPortuguese (PT): entrar com - investir com - associar-seChinese (Simplified): 一起加入 - 合伙 - 合资Chinese (Traditional): 一起加入 - 合夥 - 合資Hindi: साथ में शामिल होना - साझेदारी करनाArabic: يشارك مع - يدخل في شراكة معBengali: একসঙ্গে যোগদান করা - অংশীদার হওয়াRussian: войти вместе с - совместно вложитьсяJapanese: 一緒に参加する - 一緒に出資するVietnamese: hợp tác với - đầu tư chung vớiKorean: 함께 참여하다 - 공동 투자하다Turkish: ortak olmak - birlikte yatırım yapmakUrdu: ساتھ شامل ہونا - شراکت میں جاناIndonesian: ikut serta dengan - berinvestasi bersama
例句
I want to go in with you on this business idea.
basic
We decided to go in with our friends on a vacation rental.
basic
She asked me to go in with her on buying a car.
basic
If you want to go in with me on dinner, we can order something nice.
natural
Do you want to go in with us on a birthday gift for Sarah?
natural
They all decided to go in with each other and start a food truck.
natural