weigh in
US /weɪ ɪn/
UK /weɪ ɪn/
1.
to join in a discussion or argument with a strong opinion or contribution
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Everyone wanted to weigh in on the new policy.
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The expert decided to weigh in with his analysis.
2.
to measure the weight of someone or something, especially before a competition
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The boxer had to weigh in before the fight.
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They will weigh in the fish to determine the winner.