C1 an occasion when someone tries to interfere in a situation干涉,干预
C2 noise or other electronic signals that stop you from getting good pictures or sound on a television or radio(噪声或其他电子信号对电视或收音机的)干扰
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The political subtext of her novel is a criticism of government interference in individual lives.
In the end he moved to another part of the country to escape his mother's continual interference in his private life.
They dreamed of a new world order, composed of co-operating independent nation states, free from outside interference.
Now can I please get on with the job, without any more interference from you?
I'm sorry if he sees it as interference - we were only trying to be helpful.
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