| 词组 | interference |
| 释义 | interference /ˌɪntəˈfɪərəns $ -tərˈfɪr-/ noun an act of getting involved in a situation where you are not wanted or neededadjectives/nouns + interferenceoutside/external interference (=from outside an organization, group, country etc) Most governments resist outside interference in their internal affairs.foreign interference They should be allowed to choose their own government without foreign interference.political/government interference We cannot tolerate political interference with the workings of the law courts. | Government interference in the voting brought the result into question.unwarranted interference (=for no good reason) They should be free to do their jobs without unwarranted interference from the head office.bureaucratic interference Head teachers complained about bureaucratic interference.human interference How much of the present landscape is a result of human interference?verbsresent sb’s interference It was her case and she resented Baxter’s interference.not tolerate interference He has made it clear that he will not tolerate any interference in the way he runs the team.prepositionsinterference in sth (=getting involved in something) He thinks there is too much government interference in people’s personal lives.interference with sth (=trying to change something) This would represent a very dangerous interference with the freedom of the press.interference from/by sb He blamed interference from neighbouring states for his country’s problems.without interference Journalists should be allowed to report without interference.phrasesfree from/of interference Such organisations must be free from government interference or control. |
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