interfere
interfere — 動詞
1. to take part in a situation that does not involve you, often making things worse
干預;干涉
不請自來介入他人事務
to take part in a situation that does not involve you, often making things worse for the people who are directly concerned
Yael told her brother not to interfere in her relationship.
Yael 告訴她弟弟不要干預她的感情生活。
interfere + in + personal matter
The opposition party accused the government of interfering in the election.
反對黨指控政府干預選舉。
passive: accused of interfering in
Reema's mother interfered with the wedding plans, causing a lot of stress.
Reema 的母親干涉婚禮籌備,造成很大的壓力。
Sports officials should not interfere with the referee's decisions during a match.
體育官員不應在比賽中干涉裁判的判決。
I wish my neighbours would stop interfering and let us live in peace.
我希望鄰居們能停止干預,讓我們平靜地生活。
- stay out
phrase meaning to deliberately not get involved
文法句型
interfere + in + something
interfere + with + something/someone
用法筆記
Always intransitive — the person or area affected is introduced by in or with. Interfere in typically introduces a domain (relationship, politics, affairs); interfere with introduces actions, plans, or people.
常見錯誤
2. to prevent or slow down the normal progress or operation of something by creatin
妨礙;干擾
阻礙正常進程或運作
to prevent or slow down the normal progress or operation of something by creating problems or obstacles
Pim's recovery was interfered with by a serious infection.
Pim 的復原受到嚴重感染的妨礙。
passive: be interfered with by
Loud music from the street interfered with Christopher's ability to study.
街上的吵鬧音樂干擾了 Christopher 的讀書能力。
interfere + with + ability to
The construction work interfered with the flow of traffic for several weeks.
施工工程妨礙了交通順暢長達數週。
Yuki's sleep was interfered with by the bright streetlight outside her window.
Yuki 的睡眠被窗外明亮的路燈干擾了。
Emotional stress can interfere with a person's ability to think clearly.
情緒壓力可能會干擾一個人清晰思考的能力。
- facilitate
formal; means to make a process easier
- help
general opposite; to make progress possible or easier
文法句型
interfere + with + something
用法筆記
Always intransitive followed by with. The object can be a physical process, a function, a system, or a person's action. Frequently used in medical, technical, and environmental contexts.