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сущ.1) общ. вмешивающийся* (человек, вмешивающийся в чужие дела; человек, стремящийся проникнуть в среду, где он не имеет права находиться либо где его присутствие рассматривается как нежелательное)But in the society in which they live, Mingus is a leader, while Dylan is an interloper who can never hope for inclusion. — Но в сообществе, в котором они живут, Мингас является лидером, в Дилан — вмешивающимся, посторонним, который не надеется, что его примут в сообщество.
2) эк. незаконный торговец, контрабандист (лицо, проводящее торговые операции на какой-л. "чужой" территории)to meet the competition of the foreign interloper — ответить на незаконную конкуренцию иностранных компаний
A monopoly of it was granted to the African Company, but it was invaded by numerous interlopers, and in 1698 the trade was thrown open to all British subjects. — Торговая монополия была предоставлена Африканской компании, но монопольные права постоянно нарушались множеством контрабандистов, и поэтому в 1698 г. торговля была официально открыта для всех британцев.
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