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| /ˌɪntəˈfɪə/ |
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| | to deliberately become involved in a situation and try to influence the way that it develops, although you have no right to do this 介入；干涉；干预；妨碍 | I don’ t want to interfere, but maybe you’ d better listen to me. 我并不想干预，但或许你最好还是听我的。 | | +in I don’ t think your mother has the right to interfere in our affairs. 我认为你母亲无权干涉我们的事。 | |
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| - | interˈfere with |
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| 1 | interfere with sth: to prevent something from happening or developing in the correct way 妨碍；扰乱 | Mum says I can get a job if it doesn’ t interfere with my homework. 妈妈说只要不妨碍我做家庭作业，我可以接一份工作。 | | The defective gene interferes with normal body processes. 缺损的基因会扰乱正常的身体变化进程。 | |
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| 2 | interfere with sth: to use , handle , or change something , although you have no right to do this , especially so that you damage or spoil it （未经许可而）乱动，摆弄 | I saw him interfering with the smoke alarm. 我看见他当时正在乱动那个烟雾警报器。 | |
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| 3 | interfere with sb: to persuade a witness to give false information in a court of law 劝…作伪证；妨碍…作证 |
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| 4 | interfere with sb: to attack a child by touching them sexually 猥亵（儿童） |
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