1interfere (in sth) to get involved in a situation which does not involve you and where you are not wanted 干涉;干预:
You shouldn't interfere in your children's lives -- let them make their own decisions.让孩子自己做决定,你不要干预他们的生活。
2interfere (with sb/sth) to prevent sth from succeeding or to slow down the progress that sb/sth makes 妨碍;干扰:
Every time the telephone rings it interferes with my work.电话一响就干扰我的工作。She never lets her private life interfere with her career.她从来不让私生活干扰自己的事业。
3interfere (with sth) to touch or change sth without permission 未经许可就接触或改变(某事物);乱动…:
Many people feel that scientists shouldn't interfere with nature.很多人认为科学家不该干碍大自然。 ➔interferingadj
interfere/͵IntɚˋfIr; ˌIntəˈfIə/v [I] to try to become involved in a situation when people do not want you to 干涉﹐干预﹔介入: +in I wish he’d stop interfering in my life. 我真希望他别再干涉我的生活。interfere with sthphr v to prevent something from continuing or developing successfully 妨碍﹐阻止: Don’t let sports interfere with your schoolwork. 别让体育运动妨碍你的学业。
interfereinterfereinterferesinterferedinterferingverb (interferes, interfering, interfered)1to try to do something with or for somebody, when they do not want your help: Don't interfere! Let John decide what he wants to do.2to stop something from being done well: His interest in football often interferes with his studies.▶ interferenceinterferenceinterferencesnoun (no plural): I don't want any interference in my affairs!