interpose
英 [ˌɪntəˈpəʊz] 美 [ˌɪntərˈpoʊz]

vt.

插（话）；插入；打断；提出（反对）以便干预

变形

过去式：interposed过去分词：interposed现在分词：interposing第三人称单数：interposes

英英释义

interpose[ ,intə'pəuz ]

• v.
  • be or come between
  • introduce

    "God interposed death"

  • to insert between other elements

    同义词：interjectcome input inthrow ininject

  • get involved, so as to alter or hinder an action, or through force or threat of force

    同义词：intervenestep ininterfere

双语例句

1. He interposed his considerable bulk (ie body) between me and the window, so that I could not see out.
   他个头很大，夹在我和窗户之间，我看不见外边的东西了。
2. `But how do you know that?' he interposed.
   ｀那麽你是怎麽知道那件事的呢?＇他插嘴问道。
3. He interposed himself between them to stop them fighting.
   他挤进两人中间，阻止他们打架。

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