Cut in
/kʌt ɪn/B1
Intermediate
1. To interrupt someone while they are speaking.
- She was in the middle of her explanation when he rudely cut in with his own opinion.
- Just as I was about to reach the punchline, he cut in to ask a question.
2. To move suddenly in front of another vehicle, often considered dangerous driving behavior.
- A sports car cut in front of us and we had to brake suddenly.
- Please don't cut in like that, you could cause an accident.
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