1.插嘴,加入(打架等);捐助;拿钱赌
1.if people chip in, they each give some money to help pay for something
2.to add something to someone else’s conversation
1.First, type A cells are flowed across the chip in one direction and caught in traps that are large enough to hold only one cell.
首先，A细胞以一个方向流经芯片，并被捕捉到仅够容纳一个细胞的捕捉器中。
2.The idea of asking people to chip in for schools is not unprecedented, but it is usually a bit more subtle.
请求人们为学校捐款并非史无前例，但是通常的做法并不这么大张旗鼓。
3.Firms that provide these things may be prepared to chip in towards the cost of the music service in return for customer loyalty.
销售以上产品的公司或许可以考虑插手音乐服务的定价以报答消费者的信任。
4.These illegal journals all chip in and went to bed at paper enough.
这些非法期刊凑够论文就开印。
5.And lose his mind along with every single chip in front of him.
然后让你的思维和你的钱一块消失。
6.Participants can receive instructions from these experienced players as long as they chip in for renting the court. It's a good deal.
群成员只要可以一起凑钱租场地，便能可以得到这些资深球友的指导。这很划算。
7.Oceanwide agreed to chip in $275 million and pay some of the infrastructure costs in exchange for a prime piece of the land.
泛海同意捐献2.75亿美元并支付部分基础设施的费用，作为交换的是该片土地中最好的一块。
8.Yeah. Let's chip in and buy her a present. How about a set of golf clubs?
是啊。我们凑钱给她买份生日礼物吧。买套高尔夫球具怎么样？
9.chip in: I'm very sorry that I can only afford to chip in a few dollars this time.
很抱歉这次我只能捐助区区几块钱了。
10.China also recognizes North Korea's usefulness as a political bargaining chip in broader negotiations with the U. S. , Japan and others.
中国也承认，在与美国、日本和其他国家进行更广泛的谈判时，朝鲜可以作为一个有用的政治筹码。