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pitch in

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pitch in (and help) (with something)
Fig. to join in and help someone with something. Would you please pitch in and help with the party? Come on! Pitch in!
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pitch in
to help with others to get something done As soon as we knew what a big job it was, Gwen and I just pitched in with the rest of the group.
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You should be ready to deliver your elevator pitch in the blink of an eye at a moment's notice.
You should be ready to deliver your elevator pitch in the blink of an eye at a moment's notice.
The Arsenal boss says the playing surface is worse than any other pitch in the Premier League and claimed there will NEVER be a good game there.
 
 
 
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