meddling

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

Describes someone who interferes in matters that are not their concern, often in an annoying or unwanted way.

1. Intrusive or interferingB2informal

   Tending to involve oneself in other people's affairs in an unwelcome or officious manner.

   entrometido

   • Her meddling relatives kept giving unwanted advice about the wedding.
   • The meddling neighbor reported us to the authorities for a minor noise complaint.
   • I wish the government would stop its meddling in private business decisions.

   Sinónimosbusybodyinterferingintrusivemeddlesomeobtrusiveofficiousprying

   Antónimosdetachedindifferentuninvolvedunobtrusive

• Sustantivo que se refiere a la acción de interferir o alterar algo de manera secreta, inapropiada o no deseada, especialmente en asuntos ajenos.

A noun referring to the act of interfering or altering something in a secret, improper, or unwanted manner.

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1. InterferenceB2formal

   The act of interfering in something that is not one's concern, often in a secret or improper way.

   Injerencia

   • His constant meddling in the project caused delays.
   • The government accused foreign powers of meddling in the election.
   • She resented her mother's meddling in her personal affairs.

   Sinónimosinterferenceintrusionmeddlesomenessofficiousnessprying

   Antónimosdetachmenthands-offneutralitynoninterference

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la intromisión o participación en asuntos ajenos sin invitación ni derecho; entrometerse de manera indebida o interferir en lo que no compete.

A verb used to indicate interfering or involving oneself in someone else's affairs without invitation or right.

1. Interfere in others' affairsB2formal

   To involve oneself in a matter without right or invitation; to interfere unwantedly.

   entrometerse

   • She always meddles in her neighbors' personal lives.
   • He warned his brother not to meddle with the company's finances.
   • Stop meddling in things that don't concern you.

   Sinónimosbutt inhorn ininterfereinterposeintrudepry

   Antónimosabstainignoreleavemindneglectwithdraw