interpose 音標拼音: [
, ɪntɚp'oz]
vt . 插入,介于…二者間,干涉
vi . 插嘴,干預
插入,介於…二者間,干涉插嘴,幹預
interpose v 1 :
be or come between ; "
An interposing thicket blocked their way "
2 :
introduce ; "
God interposed death "
3 :
to insert between other elements ; "
She interjected clever remarks " [
synonym : {
interject }, {
come in }, {
interpose }, {
put in },
{
throw in }, {
inject }]
4 :
get involved ,
so as to alter or hinder an action ,
or through force or threat of force ; "
Why did the U .
S .
not intervene earlier in WW II ?" [
synonym : {
intervene }, {
step in }, {
interfere },
{
interpose }]
Interpose \
In `
ter *
pose "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Interposed };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Interposing }.] [
F .
interposer .
See {
Inter -},
and {
Pose },
v .
t .]
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1 .
To place between ;
as ,
to interpose a screen between the eye and the light .
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Mountains interposed Make enemies of nations . --
Cowper .
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2 .
To thrust ;
to intrude ;
to put between ,
either for aid or for troubling .
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What watchful cares do interpose themselves Betwixt your eyes and night ? --
Shak .
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The common Father of mankind seasonably interposed his hand ,
and rescues miserable man . --
Woodward .
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3 .
To introduce or inject between the parts of a conversation or argument . --
Milton .
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Interpose \
In `
ter *
pose "\,
v .
i .
1 .
To be or come between .
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Long hid by interposing hill or wood . --
Cowper .
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2 .
To step in between parties at variance ;
to mediate ;
as ,
the prince interposed and made peace . --
Pope .
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3 .
To utter a sentiment by way of interruption . --
Boyle .
Syn :
To intervene ;
intercede ;
mediate ;
interfere ;
intermeddle .
Usage :
To {
Interpose }, {
Intermeddle }, {
Interfere }.
A man may often interpose with propriety in the concerns of others ;
he can never intermeddle without being impertinent or officious ;
nor can be interfere without being liable to the same charge ,
unless he has rights which are interfered with . "
In our practical use ,
interference is something offensive .
It is the pushing in of himself between two parties on the part of a third who was not asked ,
and is not thanked for his pains ,
and who ,
as the feeling of the word implies ,
had no business there ;
while interposition is employed to express the friendly ,
peacemaking mediation of one whom the act well became ,
and who ,
even if he was not specially invited thereunto ,
is still thanked for what he has done ." --
Trench .
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Interpose \
In "
ter *
pose \,
n .
Interposition . [
Obs .]
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96 Moby Thesaurus words for "
interpose ":
act between ,
arbitrate ,
bargain ,
barge in ,
break in ,
break in upon ,
burst in ,
butt in ,
cast ,
charge in ,
come between ,
crash ,
crash in ,
crash the gates ,
creep in ,
crowd in ,
cut in ,
drag in ,
edge in ,
elbow in ,
encroach ,
entrench ,
fill in ,
foist in ,
fudge in ,
go between ,
horn in ,
impinge ,
implant in ,
impose ,
impose on ,
impose upon ,
infiltrate ,
infringe ,
inject in ,
insert ,
insert in ,
insinuate ,
insinuate in ,
intercalate ,
intercede ,
interfere ,
interjaculate ,
interject ,
interlope ,
intermeddle ,
intermediate ,
interpolate ,
intervene ,
introduce in ,
intrude ,
invade ,
irrupt ,
judge ,
lug in ,
make terms ,
meddle ,
mediate ,
meet halfway ,
moderate ,
negotiate ,
obtrude ,
press in ,
push ,
push in ,
put between ,
put on ,
put upon ,
referee ,
represent ,
run in ,
rush in ,
sandwich ,
shove ,
slink in ,
slip in ,
smash in ,
smuggle in ,
sneak in ,
squeeze in ,
steal in ,
step in ,
storm in ,
throng in ,
throw ,
throw in ,
thrust ,
thrust in ,
toss ,
treat with ,
trench ,
trespass ,
umpire ,
wedge in ,
work in ,
worm in
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