clue in
1 of 1verb/ˈklu ɪn/
Forms:clues in,cluing in,clued in,clued in
1
to provide someone with information and make them aware of something
transitive- The manager clued in the team about the unexpected changes to the project timeline.
- I decided to clue in my friend about the surprise birthday party we were planning for her.
- The professor clued the students in on the additional resources available for their research project.
- She clued in her colleagues on the new software updates to enhance productivity.
- The detective finally clued in the rookie officer about the ongoing investigation and its complexities.