Question

cut
  across

Accepted Answer

1 to
  pass in front of, usually interfering with the progress of: The lorry cut
  across (the path of) the little car. 2 to interfere with or disagree with:
  His ideas cut across my own on this subject. 3 to take a shorter route by way
  of: He cut across the grass so as not to be late.

Cut Pass Front Interfering Progress Lorry Path Car