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Meanings of obtrude in anglès

portuguès
expor empurrando
espanyol
sacar

Push to thrust outward.

expor empurrando

Thrust oneself in as if by force.

Usage of obtrude in anglès
1
No petty cares and griefs must obtrude themselves in such majestic associations.
Endymion
2
We insignificant West Lynne gentry shall not obtrude ourselves into East Lynne.
East Lynne
3
He did not want Charleton to obtrude himself upon this new-found content.
Judith of the Godless Valley
4
However, from time to time sinister suggestions did obtrude themselves on us.
Paths of Glory: Impressions of War Written at and Near the Front
5
But why do death and dying obtrude themselves at the present moment?
Dreamthorp / A Book of Essays Written in the Country
6
However, pink me if I will obtrude my opinion on any man!'
Micah Clarke / His Statement as made to his three grandchildren ...
7
The rubato in the valses need not obtrude itself as in the mazurkas.
Chopin : the Man and His Music
8
But something strange in the situation began to obtrude itself into his mind.
The Breaking Point
9
I will not bear it in Hungary, nor obtrude it abroad.
Select Speeches of Kossuth
10
Forgive me; I have no right to obtrude all this egotism on you.
Alice, or the Mysteries — Book 10
11
And, to add to my discomfort, the most unpleasant ideas WOULD obtrude themselves.
When a Man Marries
12
Just the moment one starts to obtrude, make it get out.
The Power of Concentration
13
You admit that not to obtrude self is the way to perfect yourself.
Saint's Progress
14
Yet somehow the old professor managed to obtrude himself perpetually upon his consciousness.
Queed: A Novel
15
I will not obtrude my curiosity, but who is V .
Vittoria — Volume 5
16
He had no right to obtrude himself upon her at all.
The Divine Fire
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Obtrude through the time
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