英:[əbˈtru:d]
美:[ɑbˈtrud, əb-]
英:[əbˈtru:d]
美:[ɑbˈtrud, əb-]
ob·trude
b trud
第三人称单数:obtrudes
现在分词:obtruding
过去式:obtruded
过去分词:obtruded
obtruder (n.), obtrusion (n.)
transitive verb
to thrust or force (oneself, one's concerns, or one's opinions) on another or others without being asked.I wish he would not obtrude his opinions on us; if we want his opinion, we'll ask for it.
to stick or push out; cause to protrude.
intransitive verb
to thrust or push forward; force oneself upon others.
1550年代,“强制或过度推进”(及物),源自拉丁语 obtrudere “向前推进,压迫”,源自 ob “在前面; 向”(见 ob-) + trudere “推进”,“推,推”,源自 PIE *treud- “压,推,挤”(见 threat)。不及物意义上的“变得突出,侵入,强迫自己”是在1570年代出现的。相关: Obtruded; obtruding。
Latin obtrudere to thrust at, from ob- in the way + trudere to thrust — more at ob-, threat
The first known use of obtrude was circa 1575
obtrudeverb
to stick out
the tortoise obtruded its head
to put forward without being asked
obtrude one's views
1 But even at that moment the claim of the constituency would importunately obtrude and find acknowledgment in his words.
2 On thee, Jove's daughter, Proserpine, obtrudes No airy semblance vain; but such the state And nature is of mortals once deceased.
3 The possibility of failure obtruded itself with obstinate persistency.
4 A man of low birth..obtruded on them..by the king for their general.
5 It is not the business of a preface to anticipate the argument of a book, still less to obtrude personal opinions.
6 But, though I had my fears, no vision of the real future obtruded itself on my mind as I stood there listening: nor any forewarning of the plunge I was about to take.
7 You had better not obtrude your opinions on [ upon ] others.
你最好不要强迫别人接受你的 意见.
8 Ms White explained that the sight of leggings "obtruded painfully" on her during a visit with her four sons, and made it "difficult for young guys to ignore" women's bodies.
9 A 40 watt bulb would be quite sufficient and would not obtrude...
40瓦的灯泡完全够亮了,并且不会晃眼。
10 Within these grim prison walls all the horrible details of execution obtrude themselves upon the wretched captive.
11 “How you can bear such recollections, is astonishing to me!—They will sometimes obtrude—but how you can court them!”
12 The image of death is constantly obtruded in his poems to enhance the sense of present enjoyment.
13 Raphael's elegance obtrudes itself nowhere, as with other artists is so often the case.
14 When Micah became diffident she flattered him a little, and when he obtruded his loyalty to the family she encouraged him.
15 There are facts which I would not obtrude upon a child.
有些事实不应该强加于儿童.
16 Did he see her there obtruding a figure of a monstrous impertinence and vanity?
17 It is, in fact, not often that authority obtrudes itself unadvisedly into certain parts of most Spanish towns.
18 This behaviour increased the regard of his wife; and if a sigh sometimes obtruded for their unhappy fate, the recollection of Talton never failed to restore her cheerfulness.
19 I obtruded my 'lovely singleness of mind,' till, I believe, I should have become a disgusting mass of affectation, had it not been for the manly plainness of Mr Maitland.
20 The place has obviously degenerated since his time; an air of shabbiness and thriftlessness prevails, and ancient smells by no means suggestive of "the odors of Araby the blest" obtrude upon the pilgrim.
1 强入
3 闯入
intrusive irruptive inrush irruption intrude interlope crash crack thrust in obtrusive intrusion obtrusion horn in darken door crash the gate crash the party invasion barge break-in violate trespass burst in on break into break in breeze break into gate-crash
5 伸出
ajut extended pendent protrusive porrect exserted protrudent protend project protrude jut loll outreach exsert offer reach extend spread stretch poke thrust overhang reach out obtrusive extrusion protrusion shoot stick hang lap butt beetle jetty extrude outshoot push protract holdout outstanding hanging outstretched outthrust outthrown extension outthrow streek outstretch
7 惹眼
8 打扰
trespass break disturb break in on break in upon disturbance intrusion bug bother hassle plague hinder fuss barge molest faze derange roust discompose butt in horn in walk in on put off their stroke intrusive mess pester trouble distraction palaver alarm violate harass annoy incommode discommode ruffle interruption incursion impose interrupt intervene inconvenience interruptive bore interference squall interfere intrude invade encumber moider feeze intervenient interrupted violation toss devil drop in it
10 逼使
11 强行闯入
12 逼人接受
13 突出
ajut exsert outstanding prominent raised salient projecting obtrusive jutting beaked pendent protuberant beetling protrusive erumpent protrudent over prominently projection prominence overhang extrusion protrusion salience protuberate project stick pop swell poke beetle protrude jut extrude pop out tower over favorite pendant goggle peaked aquiline relief shoot jetty relieve pout
14 强使接受
16 强迫
necessary mandatory forced compulsory compulsive coercive forcible forcing compulsorily enforcedly coaction constraint coercion compulsion duress duresse drive press strain urge enforce compel constrain obligate necessitate coerce bludgeon
17 强行