barge in

English

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Verb

barge in (third-person singular simple present barges in, present participle barging in, simple past and past participle barged in)

To intrude; to enter or interrupt suddenly and without invitation.
What makes you think you can just barge in and make demands of the CEO?

Don't barge in on us like that again; we are presently having a meeting.
- 2017 November 17, Ben Beaumont-Thomas, “Gene Simmons banned for life from Fox News over his behaviour”, in The Guardian‎, →ISSN:
  According to a Fox News source speaking to the Daily Beast, Simmons barged in on a staff meeting, unbuttoned his shirt and exposed his torso, shouting: “Hey chicks, sue me!”

Translations

to intrude

Dutch: binnenvallen (nl), binnenbanjeren
French: faire irruption (fr), s’imposer (fr), débouler (fr) (colloquial)
German: dazwischenplatzen, hereinplatzen
Korean: 불쑥 들어오다 (bulssuk deureooda)
Russian: вторга́ться (ru) impf (vtorgátʹsja), вто́ргнуться (ru) impf (vtórgnutʹsja), вме́шиваться (ru) impf (vméšivatʹsja), вмеша́ться (ru) pf (vmešátʹsja), встрева́ть в разгово́р impf (vstrevátʹ v razgovór), встрять в разгово́р pf (vstrjatʹ v razgovór)
Spanish: irrumpir (es)

Anagrams

bearing, Irengba, baregin, bangier, Binegar

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