Definition
Definition of barged - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
forcefulRare having moved forcefully or rudelyRare
- He barged into the room without knocking.
2.
intrusiveRare having intruded or interruptedRare
- She barged into the conversation uninvited.
Origin of barged
Middle English, barge (boat)
Examples of barged in a sentence
The dog barged past the gate. He felt barged when they interrupted his speech. The meeting was barged by unexpected guests.
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- French:débarqué, intrusif, ...
- German:gestürmt, eingedrungen, ...
- Italian:irruento, invadente, ...
- Spanish:irruptor, entrometido, ...
- Portuguese:forçando, intrusivo, ...
- Chinese:强行闯入的, 闯入的, ...
- Japanese:乱暴な, 押し付けがましい, ...
- Arabic:مُقْتَحِم, مُتَطَفِّل, ...
- Hebrew:פּוֹרֵץ, ...
- Russian:резко, назойливый, ...
- Ukrainian:грубий, нав'язливий, ...
- Hindi:धमाकेदार, अवांछित, ...
Definition of barge - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
transportationlarge flat-bottomed boat for carrying freight
- The barge carried coal down the river.
2.
ceremonialrichly decorated boat for ceremonies
- The queen arrived on a barge for the parade.
Verb
1.
communicationintr. interrupt a conversation rudelyintr.
- He barged into our discussion uninvited.
2.
movementintr. move clumsily or forcefully into a spaceintr.
- He barged into the room without knocking.
3.
actiontr. push someone or something roughlytr.
- She barged him out of the way.
Images of barge
large flat-bottomed boat for carrying freight 
richly decorated boat for ceremonies
Expressions with barge
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enter a room suddenly without permission
He barged in without knocking, startling everyone.
enter a place or situation suddenly and rudely
He barge into the meeting without knocking.
avoid involvement with something undesirable
I wouldn't touch that deal with a barge pole.
enter a room suddenly and forcefully
She barged into the room without knocking.
hit someone with your shoulder to move past them
He tried to shoulder-barge the defender out of the way.
expression of strong avoidance or dislike
I wouldn't touch that deal with a barge pole.
boat used for leisure trips on canals
They rented a canal barge for a week-long holiday.
barge used for transporting goods
The dumb barge carried coal down the river.
Origin of barge
Middle English, barge (boat)
Examples of barge in a sentence
They rented a barge for the canal trip. The barge glided gracefully down the river. A barge was used during the royal wedding. She barged into the meeting without knocking. Don't barge into conversations like that. She barged through the crowded hallway.
The dog barged past the gate to the garden. A guard barged the crowd back from the gate. The child barged her suitcase through the doorway.
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- French:péniche, interrompre, ...
- German:Lastkahn, platzen, ...
- Italian:barcone, intervenire bruscamente, ...
- Spanish:gabarras, irrumpir, ...
- Portuguese:chata, interromper, ...
- Chinese:驳船, 插嘴, ...
- Japanese:はしけ, 割り込む, ...
- Arabic:صَنْدَل, اِقْتَحَمَ, ...
- Hebrew:דּוֹבָרָה, לְהִתְפָּרֵץ, ...
- Russian:баржа, вмешиваться, ...
- Ukrainian:баржа, втручатися, ...
- Hindi:बजरा, बीच में टोकना, ...
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