come in

— Phrasal Verb with come

/kʌm/ verb

Definition

› [I] FINANCE if you have money coming in, you receive it as income: A proportion of the money coming in was set aside to finance research.

› [I] LAW if a law comes in, it is passed and starts to be used: Law enforcement officials have been swamped with information since new regulations came in earlier this year.

› [I] informal to become involved in a situation, plan, or discussion: We need expert advice, and that's where you come in.come in on sth Can I come in on that issue?

(Definition of come in from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

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