Barge in
/bɑːdʒ ɪn/B2
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1. To enter a place abruptly and rudely, often without permission.
- She barged in without knocking and startled everyone in the room.
- He tends to barge in without considering if it's a good time.
2. To interrupt a conversation or activity abruptly and rudely.
- He barged in on our meeting without any notice.
- Stop barging in when adults are speaking.
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