barge (in) (Meaning)

barge (in)

to suddenly and rudely interrupt or disturb (something or someone)

No weak antonyms found.

The heavy barge inched its way through the narrow canal.
The workers loaded the barge with massive crates of cargo.
The barges floated serenely along the river, carrying essential supplies.
The tugboat pushed the barge gently towards the dock.
The barge was used to transport construction materials to the remote island.
The tourists marveled at the view from the barge as it cruised past the city's landmarks.
The barge became stranded on the mudflats during low tide.
The police barge intercepted the smuggling vessel in international waters.
The children played catch on the deck of the barge, enjoying the fresh air.
The barge served as a temporary shelter for the refugees fleeing the war-torn country.

to suddenly and rudely interrupt or disturb (something or someone)

cut in,horn in, put in, chip in,break in, interrupt, bother, add, chime in, interpose

go, check out, clock (out),leave,flee,

The heavy barge inched its way through the narrow canal.

The workers loaded the barge with massive crates of cargo.

The barges floated serenely along the river, carrying essential supplies.

The tugboat pushed the barge gently towards the dock.