Cut-in

Pronunciation: /ˈkət- ˈɪn/

Cut-in (verb)

  1. To move into another lane or position in front of someone, often without warning.
  2. To interrupt a conversation, performance, or activity by starting something new.

Examples

  • The car cut-in and slowed down quickly.
  • A cyclist cut-in from the side lane without warning.

Cut-in (noun)

  1. A sudden move into another lane or position in front of other drivers.
  2. A short interruption where a new speaker, sound, or section starts before the previous one ends.

Examples

  • The sudden cut-in caused a quick brake.
  • I noticed the cut-in in my mirror.