英语词汇“θ84863”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

the world > action or operation > doing > activity or occupation > acting in another's business or intervention > act in another's business or intervene [verb (intransitive)] > intrude or interfere (12)

chop1535

intransitive. To go or come with sudden impetus, or with violence. Of voluntary action: to ‘strike’… esp. with in, into, to ‘strike’ in, thrust…

shovel1540

transitive and intransitive. To intrude. Obsolete exc. dialect.

to put (also stick, shove, etc.) one's oar in1542

colloquial. to put (also stick, shove,etc.) one's oar in (and variants): to interfere, to be (or become) involved with in a meddlesome way…

intrude1573

To thrust oneself in without warrant or leave; to enter or come where one is uninvited or unwelcome. Also transferred and figurative of things…

to put in one's spoke1580

figurative. In phrases denoting an attempt to give advice, or have some say, in a matter. Still in colloquial use in to put in one's spoke (cf. oar…

to put forward1816

intransitive. To press forward, advance, hasten on. Also: to come forward, offer oneself. Obsolete.

neb1889

intransitive. English regional (northern) and U.S. regional (chiefly Pennsylvania). To pry into the affairs of others; to behave in a ‘nosy’ or…

to butt in1899

intransitive. To insert oneself into a situation, affair, discussion, etc., uninvited, esp. when one's presence is unwelcome; to interrupt or…

to butt into ——1900

intransitive. To insert oneself into (a situation, affair, discussion, etc.) uninvited, esp. when one's presence is unwelcome; to interrupt or…

horn1912

intransitive. To push or butt in (on or with). colloquial (originally U.S.).

muscle1928

intransitive. slang. To intrude into the business, sphere of influence, etc., of another or others, esp. by force; to enter forcibly or uninvited…

chisel1936

intransitive. To ‘butt in’; to intrude. colloquial.

单词	θ84863
释义	the world > action or operation > doing > activity or occupation > acting in another's business or intervention > act in another's business or intervene [verb (intransitive)] > intrude or interfere (12) chop1535 intransitive. To go or come with sudden impetus, or with violence. Of voluntary action: to ‘strike’… esp. with in, into, to ‘strike’ in, thrust… shovel1540 transitive and intransitive. To intrude. Obsolete exc. dialect. to put (also stick, shove, etc.) one's oar in1542 colloquial. to put (also stick, shove,etc.) one's oar in (and variants): to interfere, to be (or become) involved with in a meddlesome way… intrude1573 To thrust oneself in without warrant or leave; to enter or come where one is uninvited or unwelcome. Also transferred and figurative of things… to put in one's spoke1580 figurative. In phrases denoting an attempt to give advice, or have some say, in a matter. Still in colloquial use in to put in one's spoke (cf. oar… to put forward1816 intransitive. To press forward, advance, hasten on. Also: to come forward, offer oneself. Obsolete. neb1889 intransitive. English regional (northern) and U.S. regional (chiefly Pennsylvania). To pry into the affairs of others; to behave in a ‘nosy’ or… to butt in1899 intransitive. To insert oneself into a situation, affair, discussion, etc., uninvited, esp. when one's presence is unwelcome; to interrupt or… to butt into ——1900 intransitive. To insert oneself into (a situation, affair, discussion, etc.) uninvited, esp. when one's presence is unwelcome; to interrupt or… horn1912 intransitive. To push or butt in (on or with). colloquial (originally U.S.). muscle1928 intransitive. slang. To intrude into the business, sphere of influence, etc., of another or others, esp. by force; to enter forcibly or uninvited… chisel1936 intransitive. To ‘butt in’; to intrude. colloquial.
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