Today vocabulary (2) 27-11-2010.

They chime in.

To chime in           

     chime in   chimes in; chiming in; chimed in

If you chime in, you say something just after someone else has spoken.
   `Why?' Pete asked impatiently.n`Yes, why?' Bob chimed in. `It seems like a good idea to me.'.
   At this, some of the others chime in with memories of prewar deprivations.

PHR-V  

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To chime in with, harmonize, to butt in: meter baza en la conversación.

Lexibase dictionary.



To drool
        1 drool   drools   drooling   drooled  
To drool over someone or something means to look at them with great pleasure, perhaps in an exaggerated or ridiculous way.
   Fashion editors drooled over every item.
   Advertisers are already drooling at reports that this might bring 20 million dollars.
   ...his wife's constant drooling over a poodle.
VB  disapproval  

    2 drool   drools   drooling   drooled  
If a person or animal drools, saliva drops slowly from their mouth.
   My dog Jacques is drooling on my shoulder.
VB  
= slobber  
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to drool (slobber) babear.

she drooled over the kittens/her grandchildren se le caía la baba con los gatitos/sus nietos

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