interfering

• Describe a una persona que se entromete en asuntos que no le incumben, a menudo de manera no deseada o molesta; que interfiere o se mete donde no le llaman.

Describes a person who involves themselves in matters that do not concern them, often in an unwelcome or meddlesome way.

1. Meddlesome or intrusiveB2informal

   Tending to involve oneself in the affairs of others without invitation, often in an annoying or unwanted way.

   entrometido

   • Her interfering neighbor always comments on her gardening.
   • He has an interfering habit of reading other people's mail.
   • The interfering relative tried to dictate their wedding plans.

   Sinónimosbusybodyinquisitiveintrusivemeddlesomemeddlingobtrusiveofficiousprying

   Antónimosdiscreetrespectfultactfulunintrusiveunobtrusive

• Verbo que se usa para indicar una intervención deliberada en una situación donde alguien no es deseado o no se le necesita, o para obstaculizar o dificultar un proceso.

A verb used to indicate the act of deliberately becoming involved in a situation where one is not wanted or needed, or to hinder or obstruct a process.

1. Meddle or interveneB2formal

   To involve oneself in a situation without invitation or necessity, often causing disruption.

   Inmiscuirse o intervenir

   • She always interferes in other people's arguments.
   • The government should not interfere with private businesses.
   • He interfered in the conversation without being asked.

   Sinónimosbutt inencroachinterposeinterveneintrudemeddleobtrudeprytamper

   Antónimosabstaindisregardignoreneglectrespectwithdraw

2. Obstruct or hinderB2formal

   To prevent something from happening or developing in the expected way.

   obstaculizar o dificultar

   • The loud noise interfered with my concentration.
   • Bad weather interfered with the flight schedule.
   • His personal problems interfered with his work performance.

   Sinónimosblockhamperimpedeobstructthwart

   Antónimosaidassistfacilitatehelppromote