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intrude English

Meaning intrude meaning

What does intrude mean?
Definitions in simple English

intrude Verb

— If you intrude, you put yourself in a place or situation without invitation or permission.

intrude

— verb (= irrupt) enter uninvited They intruded on our dinner party She irrupted into our sitting room — verb (= trespass) enter unlawfully on someone's property Don't trespass on my land! — verb (= nose) search or inquire in a meddlesome way This guy is always nosing around the office — verb thrust oneself in as if by force The colors don't intrude on the viewer

Synonyms intrude synonyms

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intrude English » English

trespass invade interfere encroach butt in obtrude meddle interrupt horn in poke nose pry penetrate irrupt interlope infringe force wedge violate thrust squeeze raid push obtrude upon intrude on infringe upon infringe on impinge glue disturb crowd burst into break into barge in attack assault worm oneself in vex trip tresspass thrust ahead take liberties take a false step stick spring up soar snoop slip size shoulder in

Topics intrude topics

What do people use intrude to talk about?
Social behavior Behavior Do good to

Meddle

Conjugation intrude conjugation

How do you conjugate intrude?

intrude · verb

Examples intrude examples

How do I use intrude in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Don't intrude your opinions on others.
Reporters do not hesitate to intrude into people's privacy.
By and large, reporters don't hesitate to intrude on one's privacy.
Don't intrude on her privacy.
I don't want to intrude.
We didn't mean to intrude.

Movie subtitles

Sorry to intrude, Professor.
I'm not trying to intrude, but I'm in sort of a jam.
We hate to intrude but what else can we do?
Well, pardon me if I seem to intrude.
I intrude, yes? No.
I hope I don't intrude.
Don't let me intrude, gentlemen.
Oh, but I can't intrude.
I don't wish to intrude, but I've had five children.
I hate to intrude like this, but mine is a very.
I didn't mean to intrude an unwanted opinion.
I can't intrude on the business of the Superior Court of the county.
I don't like to intrude.
I'm sorry to intrude, but I must see you, Christine.
If i may intrude for just a teeny weenie second.
Sorry to intrude, Your Majesty.
Sorry, we didn't mean to intrude.
Sorry to intrude.
I didn't mean to intrude, sir.
Don Alvarez, is your business so urgent. that it must intrude upon my few moments of diversion?
We don't want to intrude.
Shall we intrude?
I'm sorry to intrude, Mr. Wilson.
I hate to intrude.
May I ask why you intrude here?
May I intrude?
I'm very sorry to intrude this way.
Mrs. Lane's farm and her home life are something we have no right to intrude on.
We didn't want to intrude, Mr. Campbell.
Intrude, is it?
That I'm to do my best not to intrude on your privacy more than I can possibly do.
I'm sorry to intrude like this, Mr. Van Ryn, but it's most important.

News and current affairs

Turf battles with NATO intrude, as well as competition between the EU's executive Commission and the member-based Council.
Every once in a while, of course, unsolicited messages and ads that happen to be mysteriously related to our most intimate habits intrude.

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