cutting in line; queue jumping; interruption
General term for pushing into a queue, interrupting a conversation, or wedging oneself into a situation. Also used for sharing a theater box.
Please don't cut in line when boarding the bus.
There were so many interruptions during the meeting that we couldn't make progress.
Technical term in computing for a hardware or software interrupt.
When the CPU accepts an interrupt, it suspends the current process.
Only with reading ワリコミ
In Go, a move that wedges between two of the opponent's stones. Usually written in kana as ワリコミ.
In this position, the wedge is the vital point.
He cut in line at the checkout.
An interrupt occurred while the program was running.
I played a wedge move between the opponent's stones.
He interjected into the conversation during the meeting.
We sent an interrupt to the CPU to halt the process.
hardware interrupt
Irregular okurigana usage; mainly found in older or abbreviated contexts.