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Meanings of intrude in English
Usage of intrude in English
1
He also noted that Israel's current security problems can intrude on sports.
2
But don't expect this reality to intrude upon the current presidential contest.
3
She said, 'I am sorry to intrude, but my father is here.
4
South Korea said the Chinese planes didn't intrude upon South Korean airspace.
5
Effectively, imagery from your dreams can actually intrude into your waking reality.
6
Believe me, I'd rather not intrude, but a delay could create problems.'
7
But here, this night, in this place, the future would not intrude.
8
Do not think that I intrude one story before another is finished.
9
By the end of semi-finals day tennis didn't intrude for so long.
10
Global affairs usually intrude less, social security and constituency worries feature more.
11
People passed shuffling behind us, but no one would intrude on us.
12
One can intrude in imagination into many places; but a woman's memory-
13
Chris knew what was happening, and hung back, not wanting to intrude.
14
But I have produced this book, and Obama can't intrude on that.
15
Let no such melancholy forebodings intrude upon the festivities of this anniversary.
16
But as time passed on the thought would intrude upon his mind.
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Translations for intrude
Portuguese
Intrude through the time
Intrude across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common