in.trude
v.(动词)in.trud.ed,in.trud.ing,in.trudes v.tr.(及物动词)To put or force in inappropriately, especially without invitation, fitness, or permission:闯入,硬塞,强使:不合时宜地进入或强迫进入,特指未经邀请、不合理、或未经允许:例句:intruded opinion into a factual report.将个人意见硬塞在真实的报道中
Geology To thrust (molten rock) into preexisting rock.【地质学】 侵入:(熔岩)侵入已经存在的岩石中v.intr.(不及物动词)To come in rudely or inappropriately; enter as an improper or unwanted element:侵入,闯入,打扰:粗鲁地或不恰当地进入;作为不正确的或不必要的成分进入:例句:.The flute would be intruding here like a delicate lady at a club smoker.(Leonard Bernstein).长笛在这儿显得突兀,犹如优雅的小姐在老烟枪身边.(伦纳德·伯恩斯坦)
来源:Middle English intruden 中古英语 intruden from Latin intrôdere intrôs- [to thrust in] 源自 拉丁语 intrôdere intrôs- [用力推入] in- [in] * see in- 2in- [在…里面] *参见 in-2trôdere [to thrust] * see treud- trôdere [用力推] *参见 treud-
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intrud.er
n.(名词)<参考词汇><同义词>intrude,obtrude同义词>These verbs mean to force oneself or something upon another or others without consent or approval.这些动词都表示未经同意或赞同强加某人或物于他人或物之上。 Intrude implies thrusting or coming in without permission, warrant, or welcome;it often suggests violation of another`s privacy: Intrude 暗指未经允许、授权、或欢迎用力推入或进入;通常暗示对他人隐私的侵犯: 例句:You had no right to intrude your opinions on the rest of us.你没有权力将你的意见强加于我们身上。
例句:You look busy—I hope I`m not intruding. Toobtrude is to push forward, as into consideration or sight: 你看上去很忙──但愿我没有打扰你。 obtrude 是指进入思考或视线之中:
例句:.He wouldn`t obtrude his assistance, if it were declined. (John Lothrop Motley). .如果他的援助被谢绝的话,他不会将此强加于别人的. (约翰·洛斯鲁普·莫特利)。
例句:.The remembrance that our poor captain was lying dead in the cabin was constantly obtruding. (Frederick Marryat)..我们可怜的船长死在房舱里的情形老是在我的脑海里出现. (弗雷德里克·马里亚特)
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