interpose
verb[T]
formaluk/ˌɪn.təˈpəʊz/us/ˌɪn.t̬ɚˈpoʊz/interposeverb[T](PUT BETWEEN)
to put yourself or something between two things,people, orgroups,especiallyinordertostopthem doing something:
(尤指为阻止双方做某事而)插入,介入,干预Theteacherinterposed herselfbetweenthe twosnarlingboys.老师对两个吵嘴的男孩进行了调解。
Inserting and forcing things into other things
- bed
- cram
- dig
- dig(something)intosomeone/something
- embed
- embedded
- gouging
- insertion
- inset
- interlace
- interpolation
- interposition
- lodge
- reinsert
- reinsertion
- rethread
- shoehorn
- squash
- stick
- stuck
interposeverb[T](INTERRUPT)
tointerruptsomeone:
插(话),打断(某人)[+ speech]"I can'tagreewith you, Mr Heath," he interposed.他插话道:“希思克利夫先生,我不能同意你的观点。”
Interrupting & preventing from speaking
- barge
- belt up
- blurtsomethingout
- break
- breaksomeonein
- butt in
- chime
- cut the crap!idiom
- horn in
- interpolation
- interrupt
- interruption
- mike check
- nobble
- not get a word in edgewaysidiom
- obtrude
- sock
- speak
- strike
- waylay