cut in

We use [cut in] to mean interrupt someone while they are speaking:

• I wish she’d stop interrupting every time someone tries to speak. [replacing phrasal verb]
  
• She always wants to say something when someone else is trying to speak. [replacing phrasal verb]
  

• I had to cut in when he just wouldn’t stop going on about the problems.
  
• Feel free to cut in; we’re quite informal here.
  

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