Throw in
/θrəʊ ɪn/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To add something extra or for free in addition to what is expected.
- When you buy the car, the dealer will throw in a set of free floor mats.
- If you subscribe now, they’ll throw in an extra month for free.
- The chef decided to throw in a complimentary dessert to make up for the wait.
2. To casually introduce or mention something in conversation.
- She threw in a comment about the weather during the meeting.
- He tends to throw in jokes while giving presentations to lighten the mood.
- I’m going to throw in some quick facts before we start the discussion.
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