meddle

美音：['med(ə)l] 英音：['med(ə)l]

简单释义：

v.干预；干涉；管闲事；瞎搞

网络玩弄；插手；干预或扰乱他人之事

变形：

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

完整释义：

1.干涉,干预;过问;瞎管,管闲事,多管闲事
2.干涉,插手,多事
3.弄,摸弄,用手玩弄;参与,发生关系
4.惹,找麻烦,惹事生非
5.来往

1.介入

例句：

Sending troops to Central Africa to meddle in an utterly murky conflict is a symptom that the interventionist addiction is growing worse.
向中非派遣军队干涉完全令人住摸不透的冲突是这种干涉成瘾变得越来越严重的征兆。
It was a bit late to repair the damage, but Harry swore to himself not to meddle in things that weren't his business from now on.
损失已经造成，后悔也来不及了，哈利对自己发誓，从今往后，他再也不去多管闲事了。
It went against all the instincts of government officials, paid to spend other people's money and meddle in other people's affairs.
它同政府官员支出他人金钱和干预他人事务的所有本能背道而驰。
"This is what comes of letting a woman meddle in business, " he said bitterly.
“到头来，让一个女人来干涉我们的内务了，”他挖苦地说。
Where China is interesting is if they choose to meddle is in the global big league. Locally they´ re beaten by India.
中国很有趣的地方是，他们是否选择介入全球的大联盟。就局部地区的话，他们会被印度打败。
Do not meddle in affairs of dragons, because you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup.
不要插手凶龙亚兽的事，因为你是松脆的，而被涂上番茄酱后味道好极了。
The line not to be crossed is that between the offer of generous support and unsolicited efforts to meddle in democratic choices.
它们不应越过提供慷慨支持与擅自干涉当地民众的民主选择之间的界限。
Do not meddle in something that will cause you no trouble if you leave it alone. If you wake up the "dog, " it may bite you.
如果您放任它不插手会使您没有麻烦。如果把“睡狗”弄醒，它可能会咬你。

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