英:[hɔ:n in]
美:[hɔrn ɪn]
英:[hɔ:n in]
美:[hɔrn ɪn]
v.
闯入
verb
intransitive verb
to join in something (such as a conversation) without invitation or consent : intrude—usually used with onHe always horns in on the conversation.They horned in on our game.
… awkwardly horning in during a high-level chat …—A. B. Stoddard
to forcibly take control or possession from another—usually used with onwon't let anyone else horn in on their territoryoverseas producers look to horn in on the U.S. market
Sometimes I fed him … . When other gulls tried to horn in, he fought them off, three, four at a time.—Barry Stringfellow
verb
intransitive verb
to join in something (such as a conversation) without invitation or consent : intrude—usually used with onHe always horns in on the conversation.They horned in on our game.
… awkwardly horning in during a high-level chat …—A. B. Stoddard
to forcibly take control or possession from another—usually used with onwon't let anyone else horn in on their territoryoverseas producers look to horn in on the U.S. market
Sometimes I fed him … . When other gulls tried to horn in, he fought them off, three, four at a time.—Barry Stringfellow
The first known use of horn in was in 1905
honeybeenoun
a bee that produces honey and lives in coloniesespecially: a European bee widely kept in hives for the honey it produces
honeybeenoun
a bee that produces honey and lives in coloniesespecially: a European bee widely kept in hives for the honey it produces
hope1 of 2verb
to desire something and expect that it will happen or be obtained hope you'll accept the invitation hope for a bicycle
hope to succeed
hope2 of 2noun
archaic trust entry 1 sense 1a, reliance
our hope is in the king
desire accompanied by expectation of fulfillment
in hope of an early recovery
someone or something on which hopes are centered
a home run was the only hope for victory
something hoped for
hope1 of 2verb
to desire something and expect that it will happen or be obtained hope you'll accept the invitation hope for a bicycle
hope to succeed
hope2 of 2noun
archaic trust entry 1 sense 1a, reliance
our hope is in the king
desire accompanied by expectation of fulfillment
in hope of an early recovery
someone or something on which hopes are centered
a home run was the only hope for victory
something hoped for
hopped-upadjective
full of excitement or enthusiasm
having more power than usual
put a hopped-up engine in his hot rod
hopped-upadjective
full of excitement or enthusiasm
having more power than usual
put a hopped-up engine in his hot rod
horn inverb
intrude
horn in on the conversation
1 Alarm horn in place of solid state audible device.
警报喇叭替代固态声音设备.
2 Elephant Leon is learning blowing a horn in the school.
大象里奥在学校里学吹号.
3 Never honk the car horn in the driveway.
永远不要在私人车道按喇叭.
4 Don't horn in on our conversation.
我们谈话时你别插嘴.
5 I have sewed sackcloth upon my skin, and defiled my horn in the dust.
15我缝麻布在我皮肤上, 把我的角放在尘土中.
6 He whistled and sounded his horn in vain ; the straggler paid no attention to the summons.
他徒劳地吹口哨和听羊角的声音,但是山羊完全不理会他.
7 I have sewed sackcloth over my skin And thrust my horn in the dust.
伯16:15我缝麻布在我皮肤上、把我的角放在尘土中.
8 The nosy couple broke in on our conversation.
那对好管闲事的夫妇闯入我们的交谈。
9 I hated to barge in without an invitation.
我讨厌不经邀请,擅自闯入。
10 County in intrusive rock is acidic magmatic rocks.
县境内的侵入岩主要是酸性岩浆岩。
11 The intruder in Minnesota turned out to be a bear.
明尼苏达的侵入者证明是一头熊。
12 Don't meddle in other people's affairs.
不要干涉别人的事情。
13 I've always tried not to interfere in your affairs.
我总是尽量不干涉你的事情。
1 打扰
disturbance intrusion bug bother hassle plague disturb hinder fuss barge molest faze derange roust obtrude discompose butt in walk in on put off their stroke
4 插手
involvement horn in on poke your nose into stick your nose into butt in on a slice of the action butt in wade in a piece of the action wade into
5 侵入
invasion intrusion invade intrude transgress irrupt intrusive impertinent irruption muscle infringe entrench