What does "barge in" mean?

To enter rudely without invitation To interrupt or intrude forcefully.

How do you use "barge in" in a sentence?

Don't just barge in! He barged in without knocking. She barged in on the meeting.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common informal

Meaning: To enter rudely without invitation

擅自闯入

Irrumpir, entrar sin permiso

ずかずかと入ってくる

불쑥 들어오다

To interrupt or intrude forcefully.

粗鲁地打断或闯入。不经允许就进入。

Interrumpir o entrar de manera brusca.

強引に割り込んだり侵入したりすること。無遠慮に入る。

강제로 끼어들거나 침입하다.

Base verb: barge

Particle: in

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

Don't just barge in!
不要擅自闯进来！
¡no entres así sin más!
勝手にずかずか入ってこないで！
그냥 불쑥 들어오지 마!
He barged in without knocking.
他没敲门就闯了进来
entró sin llamar
彼はノックもせずに入ってきた
그는 노크도 없이 불쑥 들어왔다.
She barged in on the meeting.
她擅自闯入了会议
irrumpió en la reunión
彼女は会議に割り込んできた
그녀가 회의에 끼어들었다.

Context: rude, intrusive, interrupting

Tone: critical

From pushing in like a barge.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal