throw in — to add something extra as a bonus or additional item, especially in a deal or offer
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to add something extra as a bonus or additional item, especially in a deal or offer
Pronunciation (IPA): /θroʊ ɪn/
Korean meaning: 덤으로 끼워주다, 추가로 포함시키다
Korean pronunciation: **스**로우 인
Example Sentences
- The car dealer said he'd throw in floor mats if I bought the car today.
- My grandma always throws in life advice when I ask for cooking tips.
- The team was losing badly, but they refused to throw in the towel.
throw in
VERB//θroʊ ɪn//
to add something extra as a bonus or additional item, especially in a deal or offer
to add something extra as a bonus or additional item, especially in a deal or offer
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Origin
throw(던지다)와 in(안으로)이 결합된 구동사로, 무언가를 '안으로 던져 넣는다'는 물리적 동작에서 '추가로 포함시킨다'는 비유적 의미로 발전했습니다.
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“The car dealer said he'd throw in floor mats if I bought the car today.”
“My grandma always throws in life advice when I ask for cooking tips.”
“The team was losing badly, but they refused to throw in the towel.”
“He threw in his two cents about the pizza topping debate.”
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