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to jio

to jio

9.9
Ask someone to join an activity, especially to play games or hang out with friends
  • verb
  • Slang
: invitar
  • We always jio our friends on weekends to play video games together.

Examples

  • She jioed everyone from the group chat for a board game night last Friday.

  • Can you jio me for a game later?

  • Are you jioing anyone else, or is it just us meeting this weekend?

  • He always jios his friends for dinner.

  • We always jio our friends on weekends to play video games together.

  • She jioed everyone from the group chat for a board game night last Friday.

  • Can you jio me for a game later?

Synonyms

to jio together
vsto jio
  • Slang
9.9

Invite someone to meet and hang out

invites someone to join an activity, often for gaming rather than just meeting

Idioms

bo jio
  • Slang
9.9

A casual phrase people use when someone did not invite you to go out

Phrasal Verbs

to jio together
  • Slang
9.9

Invite someone to meet and hang out

Surface Forms

jio infinitive
jioed past
jioed past participle
jioing present participle
jios third person singular

Etymology

Jio comes from a Hokkien Chinese word that means 'to invite' and became common in Singaporean and Malaysian English. So to jio someone is simply a short, casual way to 'invite' them to join an activity, like asking friends to play games or meet up.