cut-in

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Cut-in' refers to an interruption or insertion into an ongoing action or process. Imagine you're in a line and someone jumps ahead of you, that's a 'cut-in'.

Examples in Different Contexts

In business meetings, 'cut in' can reflect assertiveness. A manager might say, 'I had to cut in during the negotiation to clarify our position.'

Practice Scenarios

Business

Scenario:

Our new product line has the potential for significant growth. However, we should return to our analysis to minimize risks.

Response:

Absolutely, and to better understand the competitive landscape, allow me to cut in with a recent market research update.

Tech

Scenario:

The application crashes when executing certain commands. It might be a good idea to track the error origin.

Response:

I agree. Let's cut in some logging code to identify the issue more precisely.