to cut in
[phrase form: cut]
01
插嘴, 打断
to interrupt someone's conversation
Intransitive
例子
She decided to cut in when she overheard a misunderstanding to provide clarification.
当她听到误解时，她决定插话以提供澄清。
02
插队, 加塞
to rudely move ahead of others who are waiting in a line
Dialect
American
American
Intransitive
例子
The teacher reprimanded the student who tried to cut in during the lunch line.
老师训斥了那个试图在午餐队伍中插队的学生。
03
插队, 加塞
to drive a vehicle into the space in front of another, providing minimal room for the latter to navigate comfortably
Intransitive
例子
Frustrated by the slow-moving traffic, he decided to cut in, narrowly squeezing into the lane.
对缓慢移动的交通感到沮丧，他决定插队，勉强挤进了车道。
04
插进来, 取代位置
to join a dance by politely replacing one person in the dancing pair
Intransitive
例子
During the ball, it was considered polite to wait for a suitable moment to cut in and ask for a dance.
在舞会上，等待合适的时机切入并请求跳舞被认为是礼貌的。
05
切入, 切拌
to blend or mix ingredients together with cutting or chopping motions, often in a cooking or food preparation context
Transitive: to cut in ingredients
例子
The chef demonstrated how to cut in butter when making a flaky pie crust.
厨师演示了如何在制作酥皮馅饼皮时切入黄油。
06
包括, 分享
to let someone have a portion of something or share in a benefit, profit, or activity
Ditransitive: to cut in sb a profit
例子
In recognition of their contributions, the team leader agreed to cut in the junior members on the project's rewards.
为了表彰他们的贡献，团队领导同意让初级成员分享项目的奖励。
07
启动, 开始运作
to activate a specific part or function of a machine when it becomes necessary or required for operation
Intransitive
例子
The cooling system automatically cuts in when the engine reaches a certain temperature.
当发动机达到一定温度时，冷却系统会自动启动。
