Word · Frequency #3769
interferes
干涉；干预；妨碍
interferes is the third person singular of interfere.
come between so as to be a hindrance or obstacle
- 1.
To get involved or involve oneself, causing disturbance.
干涉,介入,导致干扰
- 2.
Of waves, to be correlated with each other when overlapped or superposed.
指波在重叠或叠加时相互关联
- 3.
Of a horse, to strike one foot against the opposite foot or ankle by using the legs.
(马)用腿撞击对侧的脚或踝
- 4.
To sexually molest, especially of a child.
性侵犯,尤指对儿童
干涉,介入,导致干扰；指波在重叠或叠加时相互关联；(马)用腿撞击对侧的脚或踝；性侵犯,尤指对儿童；妨碍
In use
Please don't interfere with my work while I'm on the phone.
The noise from the construction site interfered with our conversation.
She tries not to interfere in her children's personal lives.
interfere with sth
指妨碍或干扰某事物。
The noise outside interfered with my concentration.
外面的噪音干扰了我的注意力。
interfere in sth
指介入或干涉他人事务。
It's not your place to interfere in their marriage.
你没有资格干涉他们的婚姻。
interfere between sb and sb
指在两人之间干预。
Connections
Collocations
- interfere with
- 妨碍，干扰
- Don't let personal feelings interfere with your work.不要让个人感情干扰你的工作。
- interfere in
- 干涉，干预
- It's not your place to interfere in their family matters.你没有资格干涉他们的家事。
- interfere with sb's plans
- 妨碍某人的计划
- The bad weather interfered with our travel plans.恶劣天气妨碍了我们的旅行计划。
- interfere with sb's privacy
- 侵犯某人的隐私
- New surveillance laws may interfere with people's privacy.新的监控法律可能会侵犯人们的隐私。
- interfere with the investigation
- 妨碍调查
- The suspect tried to interfere with the investigation.嫌疑人试图妨碍调查。
Learner notes
Memory Tip
inter（在…之间） + fere（联想fear） → 干涉别人令人恐惧。
Context & Register
通常表示‘干涉’或‘妨碍’，中性语域，可用于日常对话和正式场合，比较常见于描述干扰或介入他人事务。
Grammar Note
不及物动词，常与with或in连用
Pronunciation & Spelling
These words all rhyme with 'interfere' (stress on the same vowel /ɪə/). Note that 'here' and 'mere' share the spelling '-ere', while 'fear', 'shear' use '-ear', and 'beer', 'deer' use '-eer', but they are pronounced identically in many dialects.
Usage priority
Collins 词频等级为 2，建议结合例句记忆，而不是只背中文释义。
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