intrude · verb
Bedeutungen und Beispiele
Sich in eine private Angelegenheit einmischen, in der die eigene Anwesenheit unerwünscht ist.
She offered practical help while taking care not to intrude into decisions the family wanted to make alone.
Reporters were asked not to intrude on the private gathering after the public ceremony had ended.
He felt that his questions had intruded into an area his colleague preferred not to discuss.
A manager can show concern without intruding unnecessarily into an employee's life outside work.
Formen
- intrude base form
- intrudes third-person singular present
- intruded past tense; past participle
- intruding present participle