barrel in(to)

1. To enter some place abruptly or aggressively, or force one's way into a place or thing. He just barreled into the meeting with no warning. Don't barrel in here talking loudly—this is a church!

2. To collide with someone or something. There's a dent in the garage door from when my son barreled into it with his bike. I rounded the corner and nearly barreled into Tara.

barrel in (to some place)

Fig. to move into a place rapidly and with great force. Tony barreled into the room and interrupted the card game. He just barreled in without knocking.

词组	barrel in(to)
释义	barrel in(to) barrel in(to) 1. To enter some place abruptly or aggressively, or force one's way into a place or thing. He just barreled into the meeting with no warning. Don't barrel in here talking loudly—this is a church! 2. To collide with someone or something. There's a dent in the garage door from when my son barreled into it with his bike. I rounded the corner and nearly barreled into Tara. See also: barrel Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. barrel in (to some place) Fig. to move into a place rapidly and with great force. Tony barreled into the room and interrupted the card game. He just barreled in without knocking. See also: barrel McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: barrel in know (one's) place know one's place know place know your place keep (one's) place keep place come on into (some place) come right in fly off
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