"He cut in fornt of me" Does it mean "He cut in line and happened to be in front of me"?
Please correct me if you think it is not natural. Thank you
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It means he deliberately went in front of you - it could be in a queue but it is very often used to mean when someone agressively overtakes you when driving.
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Hi Ethan, you can make this clear from the context. E.g. I was standing in line when someone cut in front of me.
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