join in

join in
1. intransitive verb
mitmachen (with bei); (in conversation) sich beteiligen (with an + Dat.); (in singing) einstimmen; mitsingen
2. transitive verb
mitmachen bei [Spiel, Spaß]; sich beteiligen an (+ Dat.) [Spiel, Festlichkeiten, Gespräch]; mitsingen [Refrain]; sich anschließen (+ Dat.) [Demonstrations-, Umzug]
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(to take part (in): We're playing a game - do join in!; He would not join in the game.) mitmachen bei
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◆ join in
vi teilnehmen, mitmachen; (in game) mitspielen; (in song) mitsingen
they began to sing and all the voices \join ined in sie begannen zu singen und alle Stimmen fielen ein
▪ to \join in in with sth in etw akk einstimmen
▪ to \join in in sth sich akk an etw dat beteiligen, bei etw dat mitmachen
to \join in in the applause mit applaudieren
to \join in in the fun auch Spaß haben
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vi
(in activity) mitmachen (prep obj bei); (in game also) mitspielen (prep obj bei); (in demonstration also, in protest) sich anschließen ( prep obj +dat); (in conversation) sich beteiligen (prep obj an +dat)

join in, everybody! (in song etc) — alle (mitmachen)!

everybody joined in the chorus — sie sangen alle zusammen den Refrain, alle fielen in den Refrain ein

he didn't want to join in the fun — er wollte nicht mitmachen

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1. intransitive verb
mitmachen (with bei); (in conversation) sich beteiligen (with an + Dat.); (in singing) einstimmen; mitsingen
2. transitive verb
mitmachen bei [Spiel, Spaß]; sich beteiligen an (+ Dat.) [Spiel, Festlichkeiten, Gespräch]; mitsingen [Refrain]; sich anschließen (+ Dat.) [Demonstrations-, Umzug]

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