Barge into Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To enter a place or situation suddenly and often rudely, without being invited or expected.
Usage & Nuances
Informal, sometimes slightly negative—implies unexpected or rude entry. Often used with places: "barge into the room/office". Not used for gentle or polite entry. Similar to "burst in" but more forceful/imposing. Common mistake: don't use with means of transport (means entering physically, not by vehicle).
Example Sentences
You shouldn't barge into someone's office without knocking.
basic
The dog loves to barge into the living room when guests arrive.
basic
He barged into the meeting and started talking loudly.
basic
Sorry to barge into your conversation, but I have some urgent news.
natural
Kids tend to barge into rooms without thinking who might be there.
natural
He just barged into my life and changed everything.
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