Chuck in
/tʃʌk ɪn/B1
Intermediate
1. To throw or toss something in a careless or casual manner.
- He decided to chuck in his old clothes into the donation box.
- Just chuck in your bags and let's get going.
2. To give up or quit something unexpectedly or abruptly.
- She decided to chuck in her job and travel the world.
- After much deliberation, he finally chucked in his role on the board.
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