cut in

插嘴; 干预; 突然插到…前面; 允许加入

ph.

1. 打断(谈话);插嘴
    If you cut in on someone, you interrupt them when they are speaking.

    e.g. Immediately, Daniel cut in on Joanne's attempts at reassurance...
           乔安妮刚要作保证，丹尼尔就把她打断了。
    e.g. 'Not true,' the Duchess cut in.
           “不是真的，”公爵夫人插话道。

1. Many Chinese business people often go to the " customs clearance companies " in Russia to cut costs and to improve efficiency.

2. To extend the payroll tax cut for the middle class is a major part of Obama's job act announced in early September this year.

3. Obama is pushing elements of his American Jobs Act in the Congress, and trying to get payroll tax cut extended.

4. A major challenge is that mobile and communications services in Libya have been cut and Libyan port authorities have by and large stopped offering services.

5. Boeing had its debt rating cut by Standard & Poor's Ratings Service in July, in part because of concern that customer financing needs may increase in 2010.

6. One goal is to cut the number of people living in extreme poverty by fifty percent by two thousand fifteen.

7. Gehua Cable Television Co Ltd later discovered that cables in these areas had been cut.

8. Hawass had cut ties with the French museum and suspended its excavation in southern Cairo to pressure it to return the artifacts.

9. The annual holiday in May was cut short to three days last year, with the other four spread throughout the calendar for other traditional festivals.

10. Canada had already cut down its embassy staff in late January, leaving only core personnel to help a voluntary evacuation of its citizens in Syria.

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