join in

join in (with something)

to participate in doing something. The older boys joined in with the singing. I'm glad they joined in. We needed basses.

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join in (with something)

to participate in doing something. The older boys joined in with the singing. I'm glad they joined in. We needed basses.

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join in

to take part with others in an activity We play touch football on Saturdays if the weather is good, so bring sneakers with you and join in.

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join in

To take part in something; participate in something: The tenors started singing, and then the sopranos joined in. The adults joined in the celebration.

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Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Thecla	-	Dutch (Rare), Late Greek (Latinized)
Kavita	-	Indian, Hindi, Marathi
MaÏA	-	French
Melany	MEL-ə-nee	English (Modern)
Rebekka	re-BE-kah (German), RE-bek-kah (Finnish)	German, Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, Icelandic, Faroese, Finnish, Biblical Greek
Akhenaten	ah-kə-NAH-tən (English)	Ancient Egyptian