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1 interfere
interfere [‚ɪntə'fɪə(r)]∎ to interfere in sb's life s'immiscer ou s'ingérer dans la vie de qn;∎ I warned him not to interfere je l'ai prévenu de ne pas s'en mêler ou de rester à l'écart;∎ I hate the way he always interferes je déteste sa façon de se mêler de tout;∎ don't interfere between them ne vous mêlez pas de leurs affaires(b) (clash, conflict)∎ to interfere with entraver;∎ to interfere with the course of justice entraver le cours de la justice;∎ it interferes with my work cela me gêne dans mon travail;∎ he lets his pride interfere with his judgment il laisse son orgueil troubler son jugement∎ to interfere with toucher (à);∎ don't interfere with those wires! laisse ces fils tranquilles!;∎ euphemism to interfere with a child se livrer à des attouchements sur un enfant∎ local radio sometimes interferes with police transmissions la radio locale brouille ou perturbe parfois les transmissions de la police -
2 interfere
interfere vi1 péj ( involve oneself) [person] to interfere in s'immiscer dans [affairs] ; don't interfere! ne te mêle pas de ça! ; she never interferes elle ne se mêle jamais de ce qui ne la regarde pas ;2 ( intervene) [government, court, police] intervenir ; to interfere in s'ingérer dans [internal affairs, private life] ;3 (touch, mess with) to interfere with toucher, traficoter ○ [machine, bird's nest] ; to interfere with a child GB euph se livrer à des attouchements sexuels sur un enfant ;4 ( hinder) [activity] to interfere with empiéter sur [family life, freedom, right] ; déranger [sleep, healing] ;5 Phys interférer. -
3 interfere
interfere [‚ɪntəˈfɪər]a. ( = intrude) stop interfering! ne vous mêlez pas de ce qui ne vous regarde pas !• to interfere with sb's plans [weather, accident, circumstances] contrarier les projets de qn• computer games can interfere with school work les jeux électroniques peuvent perturber le travail scolaire* * *[ˌɪntə'fɪə(r)]1) péj ( involve oneself)to interfere in — se mêler de [affairs]
2) ( intervene) intervenirto interfere in — s'ingérer dans [private life]
3) (touch, mess with)to interfere with — toucher, traficoter (colloq) [machine]
4) ( hinder) [activity]to interfere with — empiéter sur [family life, freedom]; déranger [sleep]
5) Physics interférer -
4 monkey
1. noun1) (an animal of the type most like man, especially those which are small and have long tails (ie not the apes).) singe2) (a mischievous child: Their son is a little monkey.) polisson/-onne2. verb((especially with with) to meddle or interfere: Who's been monkeying (about) with the television set?) tripoter- monkey nut
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