meddle

英 [ˈmedl]

美 [ˈmedl]

v.  管闲事; 干涉; 干预; 瞎搞，乱弄(尤指不应管或不懂的事物)

现在分词：meddling　过去分词：meddled　过去式：meddled　第三人称单数：meddles　

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Collins.1 / BNC.19051 / COCA.16645

牛津词典

verb

• 管闲事；干涉；干预
  to become involved in sth that does not concern you
  1. He had no right to meddle in her affairs.
     他无权干涉她的事情。
• 瞎搞，乱弄（尤指不应管或不懂的事物）
  to touch sth in a careless way, especially when it is not yours or when you do not know how to use it correctly
  1. Somebody had been meddling with her computer.
     有人擅自摆弄过她的电脑。

柯林斯词典

• VERB 管闲事;干涉;干预
  If you say that someonemeddlesin something, you are criticizing the fact that they try to influence or change it without being asked.
  1. Already some people are asking whether scientists have any right to meddle in such matters...
     已经有人在问科学家是否有权干预这类事情。
  2. If only you hadn't felt compelled to meddle.
     要是你没有觉得非插手不可就好了。
  3. ...the inept and meddling bureaucrats.
     既无能又爱管闲事的官僚老爷们

英英释义

verb

• intrude in other people's affairs or business
  1. Don't meddle in my affairs!
  Synonym:tamper

双语例句

• Don't let other people meddle in your private affairs.
  不要让外人插手你的私人事务。
• You should have taught him not to meddle.
  你应该教教他别插手。
• Do not meddle in the internal affair of other countries.
  不要干涉其它国家的内政。
• No one asked him to meddle in this affair.
  没有人让他干预这事。
• Carol, you meddle in my life all the time.
  卡萝尔，可你一直都在干涉我的生活。
• See, that's what happens when you meddle in people's lives!
  看，这就是你管闲事的结果！
• He did not meddle with the dean and chapter.
  他并不去干扰教长和牧师会。
• Don't meddle in matters that don't concern you; mind your own business.
  不要插手那些与你无关的事，别管闲事。
• They're resentful that outsiders presume to meddle in their affairs
  他们对外人擅自干预他们的事务非常愤慨。
• There are some families that like to stay close knit and meddle into everyone's affairs.
  也有一些家庭一样，留在严密和插手到每一个人的事务。