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intervene

/ˌɪn.təˈviːn/

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verb

/ˌɪn.təˈviːn/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по вмешательству в ситуацию, особенно с целью предотвратить или изменить результат.

A verb used to indicate the act of coming between or interfering in a situation, especially to prevent or alter a result.

  1. Interfere or mediateB2formal

    To become involved in a situation in order to change its outcome, often to prevent harm or resolve a conflict.

    ruВмешаться

    • The teacher intervened to stop the argument between the students.
    • The United Nations intervened in the conflict to negotiate peace.
    • He intervened when he saw the child being bullied.

    Synonymsactarbitrateintercedeinterfereinterposemediatenegotiatestep in

    Antonymsabstaindisregardignoreneglect

  2. Occur between eventsB2formal

    To happen or occur between two points in time or between other events.

    ruПроисходить между

    • Several months intervened between the first and second meeting.
    • A brief silence intervened before she answered.
    • The holiday intervened, delaying the project's completion.

    Synonymselapseinterpose

  3. Interrupt or come betweenB2formal

    To come between people or things, often to prevent something from happening.

    ruВмешаться

    • The security guard intervened when the fight broke out.
    • She intervened in the conversation to correct a mistake.
    • The government intervened to stabilize the economy.

    Synonymsintercedeinterfereinterposemediatestep in

    Antonymsabstainavoidignoreleaveneglectwithdraw

Forms
  • intervened past participle
  • intervened past simple
  • intervening present participle
  • intervenes third person singular
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