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Meaning of muscle in in English

muscle in

phrasal verb with muscle verb
uk
/ˈmʌs.əl/ us
/ˈmʌs.əl/
informal
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to force your way into a situation and make certain you are included, although you are not wanted:
muscle in on I hear Mark is muscling in on our meeting.
Big business is muscling in and independent advice will soon be harder to find.
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(Definition of muscle in from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

Translations of muscle in

in Chinese (Traditional)
強行擠入…
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in Chinese (Simplified)
强行挤入…
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in Spanish
entrometerse, inmiscuirse…
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in Portuguese
ganhar…
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zorla/cebren girmek, gücünü kullanarak kendini kabul ettirmek, zorla girmek…
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s’immiscer…
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zich indringen…
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vedrat se (do)…
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mase sig ind…
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merebut…
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ใช้กำลังควบคุม (คำสแลง)…
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đột nhập, giành giật…
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podłączać się, wpychać się, wpychać się przemocą…
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tränga (nästla) sig in på…
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merebut…
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sich rücksichtslos drängen in…
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trenge seg inn på…
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вдиратися, вриватися…
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вторгаться, вмешиваться…
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