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want in

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌwɑːnt ˈɪn/ · UK /ˌwɒnt ˈɪn/

want in means: To wish to join an activity, group, or plan.

verb

WISH TO JOINB2

To wish to join an activity, group, or plan.

  • We are starting a team. Do you want in?
  • She wanted in on the project from the start.
  • Everyone wants in on that profitable deal.

How to use it: want in on something (They want in on the new business deal.)

Similar words: want to join

Opposites: want out

Common phrases: want in too, want in again

WISH TO ENTERB1

To wish to go inside a place.

  • The cat wants in.
  • We wanted in because it was raining.
  • Do you want in, or are you staying outside?

Similar words: want to enter

Opposites: want out

Common phrases: want in now, want in here

Questions about want in

What does want in mean?

To wish to join an activity, group, or plan.

What is want in in other languages?

Türkçe: katılmak istemek · Español: querer participar · Français: vouloir participer · Deutsch: mitmachen wollen · Italiano: voler partecipare · 日本語: 参加したがる

How do you pronounce want in?

In American English /ˌwɑːnt ˈɪn/; in British English /ˌwɒnt ˈɪn/.

How do you use want in in a sentence?

We are starting a team. Do you want in? She wanted in on the project from the start.

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