bryde ind

Danish

Etymology

From bryde (“to break”) + ind (“in”), cf. German einbrechen.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [b̥ʁyːðə ˈenˀ]

Verb

bryde ind (imperative bryd ind, infinitive at bryde ind, present tense bryder ind, past tense brød ind, perfect tense er brudt ind)

  1. to break in
  2. to interrupt
    Han brød ind i samtalen.
    He interrupted the conversation.

See also

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