1. 打扰(某人),妨碍：interfere in 干涉,干预 | interfere with 打扰(某人),妨碍 | at intervals 不时;相隔一定的距离
2. 干扰：干混拌技术 mixing technology | 干扰 interfere with | 甘油 glycerol
3. 干涉：9. The reason for sth.什么的原因 | 10. Interfere with干涉 | 11. In accordance with根据
4. 妨碍：ingredient n. 成分,因素 | interfere with 妨碍 | intermittently adv. 间歇地
1. I wish to tell this lady that we are too busy with our own affairs to interfere in others'internal affairs.
2. Duncan Hunter of the House Armed Services warned that the bill could interfere with the military chain of command and endanger troops in the field.
3. CNOOC said its bid is superior to the Chevron offer and urged US authorities not to interfere with the deal.
4. They are entitled to stalk any private citizen remotely related to public affairs or some event in the news and interfere with their lives.
5. Drinking has been known to interfere with people's adherence to their medications, but researchers said the consequences of inconsistent use of HIV medications can be more severe.
6. Owners gather in front of the letters and complaints office of Shanghai, hoping the government will interfere with the issue of compensation.
7. Contrary to the view that emotions interfere with clear thinking, the ability to understand and regulate emotions can result in more effective thinking.
8. This bubble known as the heliosphere shields against most dangerous cosmic radiation that would otherwise interfere with human spaceflight.
9. His genuine principle is to practice double standards, interfere in China's domestic affairs and defend his hypocrisy with the excuse of human rights.
10. Scientists in North America and elsewhere in Europe are also trying to control appetite, including through chemical injections or implantable devices that interfere with the digestive system.