obtrude
/əbˈtruːd/verb
C2formalcommon/əbˈtruːd/A verb meaning to become noticeable or to impose oneself or one's ideas on others in an unwelcome or intrusive way.
ruГлагол, означающий становиться заметным или навязывать себя или свои идеи другим нежелательным или навязчивым образом.esVerbo que significa hacerse notar o imponerse a otros, o imponer las propias ideas o presencia de manera no deseada o intrusiva.frVerbe signifiant devenir visible ou s'imposer, ou imposer ses idées aux autres d'une manière indésirable ou intrusive.deSich ungefragt in den Vordergrund drängen oder sich selbst bzw. seine Meinung anderen aufdringlich aufzwingen.ptVerbo que significa tornar-se notado ou impor a si mesmo ou suas ideias aos outros de forma indesejada ou intrusiva.zh动词，指以不受欢迎或强加于人的方式变得显眼，或把自己的想法、意见等强加给别人。arفعل يعني أن يصبح الشيء ملحوظًا أو بارزًا بشكل مزعج، أو أن يفرض الشخص نفسه أو أفكاره على الآخرين بطريقة غير مرغوبة أو ثقيلة.
- To push or thrust outward C2 formal
To force something outward or to stick out prominently.
- The rock obtrudes from the cliff face, creating a dangerous overhang.
- He obtruded his opinion into the conversation without being asked.
- The new building obtrudes awkwardly into the historic skyline.
ruВыступатьesempujar hacia afuerafrPousser vers l'extérieur, faire sailliedeHervortretenptRessaltar-sezh突出arيبرز
- To impose oneself C2 formal
To force oneself or one's ideas upon others in an unwelcome or intrusive way.
- She obtruded herself into their private discussion.
- He constantly obtrudes his political views on his colleagues.
- The journalist obtruded into the celebrity's personal life.
ruНавязыватьсяesImponersefrS'imposerdeSich aufdrängenptImpor-sezh强加于人arفرض النفس
Synonymes: butt inencroachimposeinterfereintrudemeddletrespass
- obtruded past participle
- obtruded past simple
- obtruding present participle
- obtrudes third person singular
Variantes phrasal: obtrude upon