| 释义 |
in·trude /ɪnˈtruːd/ vi. | vt.
❶ vi.
1. 侵入；闯入
An unidentified military plane intruded into the airspace of our country. 一架国籍不明的军用飞机侵入我国领空。
a group of intruding children 一群闯进来的孩子。
2. 侵扰，打扰
intrude on sb.'s time 占用某人的时间
I hope I am not intruding. 我希望没有打扰你。
The pessimism did not seem to intrude on her holiday mood. 悲观主义似乎并没有影响她度假的情绪。
He was unwilling to intrude upon their hospitality so often. 他不愿经常去叨扰他们。
3. 【地】(岩浆等)侵入
❷ vt.
1. 把…强加(在) (on,upon)；把…硬挤(入) (into)
intrude one's views on (或 upon) others 把自己的意见强加给别人
He didn't want to intrude himself upon her uninvited. 他不愿未被邀请擅自找她。
intrude oneself into a meeting 硬挤入一个会议
The speaker intruded a thin smile into his seriousness. 演说者在一本正经的演说中微微一笑。
2. 强行把(牧师)安置到一个教区
3. 【地】使(岩浆等)侵入地层
[< L intrūdere to thrust in < trūdere to thrust] |