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If you "waltz in" somewhere, it means that you go into a place in an inappropriately abrupt or casual manner, or uninvited, or not at an appropriate time, or something like that. I suppose this meaning is intended, rather than literally the dance.
- If you "waltz in" somewhere, it means that you go into a place in an inappropriately abrupt or casual manner, or uninvited, or not at an appropriate time, or something like that.
- I suppose this meaning is intended, rather than literally the dance.
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If you "waltz in" somewhere, it means that you go into a place in an inappropriately abrupt or casual manner, or uninvited, or not at an appropriate time, or something like that. I suppose this meaning is intended, rather than literally the dance.
0anonymousCan I waltz in there?
Nobody would say that!
Example:
She is so annoying. She just waltzes in to my cubicle at any time, even when I'm on the phone with a customer, and starts blabbing about her hot date last weekend, her miserable job or her never-ending family quarrels.
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