| 释义 |
●ˌbarge ˈin (on sb/sth) ●ˌbarge ˈinto sth (informal) 1. to enter a place or join a group of people quickly and rudely, without being asked 擅自闯入；冒昧介入◆Sorry to barge in, but…
抱歉冒昧打扰，可是…◆She barged in on our meeting without knocking.
我们开会时，她门也不敲就闯了进来。◆He just barged (his way) into the room.
他径直闯进了屋子。2. to interrupt what sb is doing or saying, especially when you have not been invited to join in 插嘴；打岔；打扰◆As soon as I paused for breath, Bart barged in.
我刚停下来喘口气，巴特便抢过了话头。◆You can’t just come barging into our conversation!
你不能这么冒冒失失地打断我们的谈话！[v + adv] [v + prep] |