10:07 PM To weigh in | |
Examples: Even my grandmother weighed in when we were discussing climate change - she said it’s a punishment for our sins. Owners of small businesses have weighed in on the interest rate debate. Most of them want to keep the rates low for as long as possible. Take noteDon't confuse this expression with to weigh (something) up. This phrase means to consider the advantages and disadvantages of a situation before deciding what to do. Example: I didn't sleep a wink last night because I was weighing up my options. Shall I move to Australia or stay in Britain? | |
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To weigh in means to give an opinion in a discussion or argument.| Total comments: 1 | |
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