第三人称复数：intrusions
名词闯入; 打扰; （对某事的）干扰; 干涉
名词
1. The film star claimed that the police action was an intrusion on her private life.
电影明星申称警察的行动是对她私生活的侵犯。
2. Please excuse my intrusion.
请原谅我擅自进来。
1. 侵入作用：假若岩浆上升到地壳中一定部位时,由於上覆岩层的压力大於岩浆的内部压力,使岩浆停留在地壳中 冷凝结晶,自身形成岩石,便称为侵入岩 (intrusive rocks) ;而岩浆向原有岩石渗透的作用叫做侵入作用(intrusion).
1. 打扰;侵扰
If someone disturbs you when you are in a private place or having a private conversation, you can call this event an intrusion .
e.g. I hope you don't mind this intrusion, Jon.
乔恩,希望你别介意这次打扰。
2. 干扰;影响
An intrusion is something that disturbs your mood or your life in a way you do not like.
e.g. ...intrusion into private grief...
对个人不幸的搅扰
e.g. I felt it was a grotesque intrusion into our lives.
我感觉那是对我们生活的一种干扰，让人感到荒唐可气。
1. It is comparable to the proverbial intrusion of the camel's nose into the hapless traveler's tent.
2. Most of the foreign commentators expressed the concern that installing surveillance cameras inside taxis would herald more government intrusion into people's private lives.
3. The government already faces accusations that planned identity cards and a national computer database of personal details will increase state intrusion into people's lives.
4. China says Tibet is part of its territory, and that the meeting represents an unwanted intrusion into its domestic affairs.
5. intrusion
5. Recently Georgia's relations with Russia have been marred by the " airspace intrusion " incident.
6. intrusion的近义词
6. But it will be hard to carry out fidelity checks on officials, because they would be an intrusion into a couple's privacy.
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7. But the Russian Air Force denied any action of intrusion, saying its planes carried out tasks strictly in compliance with international regulations.
8. The kangaroo vanished into a nearby reserve and the family reported the intrusion to police and wildlife authorities.
9. He said the Chinese Government is strongly opposed to illegal immigrants'illegal activities, like the intrusion into foreign embassies and schools.
10. The weekly said Clinton then branched out into an attack on media intrusion into the private lives of public figures.
noun
1. intrusion是什么意思
1. entrance by force or without permission or welcome
2. entry to another's property without right or permission
Synonym: trespass encroachment violation usurpation
3. any entry into an area not previously occupied
e.g. an invasion of tourists
an invasion of locusts
Synonym: invasion encroachment
4. 911查询·英语单词
4. rock produced by an intrusive process
5. the forcing of molten rock into fissures or between strata of an earlier rock formation