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5 Dec 2022
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English (US)
Question about English (US)
The car in the front cut me off.
The car cut in the line.
What's the difference between 'cut off' and 'cut in'?
The car in the front cut me off.
The car cut in the line.
What's the difference between 'cut off' and 'cut in'?
The car cut in the line.
What's the difference between 'cut off' and 'cut in'?
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"cut me off" means a car gets in front of you dangerously... like you almost hit them.
if a car "cuts in line" ahead of you, that doesn't mean it was dangerous, just (maybe) rude.
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