Come in
/kʌm ɪn/A2
Elementary
1. To enter a place.
- Please wipe your shoes before you come in.
- The dog started barking when the stranger came in.
2. To become involved in a situation or activity.
- She came in on the project to offer her expertise.
- He decided to come in on the discussion about climate change.
3. To receive or be available as a piece of information, news, or similar.
- Reports are just coming in about the election results.
- We need to act as soon as the data comes in.
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