intrusive

中英词典

intrusive [ɪnˈtruːsɪv]

形容词： 1. 侵入的；侵扰的；打扰的 2. 内行的；过分爱管闲事的 3. 地质学的：侵入的，侵入岩

名词： 1. 侵入者；侵略者 2. 侵入岩

词语辨析

intrusive 和 intruding 都表示“侵入的”，但前者更常用于形容词，后者更常用于动词。

词汇扩充

1. intrude [ɪnˈtruːd]：动词，侵入；闯入

2. intrusion [ɪnˈtruːʒən]：名词，侵入；闯入

近义词

intrusive 的近义词包括 invasive, obtrusive, impertinent。

反义词

intrusive 的反义词包括 unobtrusive, respectful, polite。

柯林斯词典

intrusive: If you describe someone as intrusive, you mean that they do things which involve them in your affairs or life in an annoying and unwanted way.

牛津词典

intrusive: Causing disruption or annoyance through being unwelcome or uninvited.

用法

1. His intrusive questions made her feel uncomfortable.

2. The company implemented intrusive surveillance measures that invaded employees' privacy.

3. I find it very intrusive when strangers ask personal questions.

4. The teacher's intrusive behavior towards the students was criticized by the parents.

5. She hated his intrusive meddling in her private affairs.

6. The government's intrusive policies have been met with widespread opposition.

7. The journalist's intrusive reporting crossed ethical boundaries.

8. The neighbor's intrusive behavior was a constant source of irritation.

9. The new security measures felt overly intrusive to the residents of the building.

10. The company's intrusive marketing tactics turned off many potential customers.