interfere
verb[I]
uk/ˌɪn.təˈfɪər/us/ˌɪn.t̬ɚˈfɪr/B2
toinvolveyourself in asituationwhenyourinvolvementis notwantedor is nothelpful:
干涉,干预It'stheirproblemand I'm not going to interfere.那是他们的问题,我不想干预。
I'd never interferebetween(USwith) ahusbandandwife.我从不会干涉两夫妻间的事。
Interferinginother people'srelationshipsis always amistake.干涉他人谈恋爱从来都是不对的。
- She wasresentfulof anybody'sattemptsto interfere in herwork.
- We'dbetternot interfere - she may not like it.
- Thegovernmentwarneditsneighboursnot to interfere initsinternalaffairs.
- Hisarticlearguesthat thegovernmentinterferes in theeconomytoo much.
- Theyfollowedapolicyof not interfering ineconomicaffairs.
Getting involved for one's own benefit or against others' will
- a piece/slice of the actionidiom
- act
- action
- bandwagon
- be in bed withidiom
- bed
- finger
- get in onsomething
- get/muscle in on the actidiom
- have a finger in every pieidiom
- have a finger in the pieidiom
- horn
- horn in
- intrude
- intrusion
- jump/climb/get on the bandwagonidiom
- meddling
- non-interference
- snoot
- stickyoursnoot in/into (something)idiom
Phrasal verbs
interfere withsomething
interfere withsomeone