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cut in

UK
/kʌt ɪn/
US
/kʌt ɪn/

Translations

cut inverb
cut in
Past Simple
cut in
Past Participle
cutting in
Gerund
UK
/kʌt ɪn/
US
/kʌt ɪn/
se faufilerSurtout dans une file ou dans la circulation, souvent sans autorisation.
The car cut in front of us, causing us to brake suddenly.
La voiture s’est faufilée devant nous, nous obligeant à freiner brusquement.
associerDans un partage, des bénéfices ou des avantages.
He decided to cut his partner in on the deal.
Il a décidé d’associer son partenaire à l’affaire.
incorporerCuisine. Mélanger un ingrédient à un autre, surtout la matière grasse avec la farine.
You need to cut in the butter with the flour until the mixture resembles breadcrumbs.
Vous devez incorporer le beurre à la farine jusqu’à ce que le mélange ressemble à de la chapelure.
couper la paroleFamilier. Interrompre quelqu’un qui parle.
She was about to explain her point when he rudely cut in.
Elle allait expliquer son point de vue quand il lui a grossièrement coupé la parole.
Synonyms
interrupt
interject
break in
intrude
intervene

Definitions

cut inverb
To interrupt someone who is speaking.
She was about to explain her point when he rudely cut in.
To move into a line of people or vehicles, often without permission.
The car cut in front of us, causing us to brake suddenly.
To include someone in a share of profits or benefits.
He decided to cut his partner in on the deal.
To blend or mix ingredients, especially in cooking.
You need to cut in the butter with the flour until the mixture resembles breadcrumbs.
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