interloper

/in-ter-loh-per/US // ˈɪn tərˌloʊ pər //UK // (ˈɪntəˌləʊpə) //

插队者,插班生,插手者,插足者

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a person who interferes or meddles in the affairs of others: He was an atheist who felt like an interloper in this religious gathering.
- : an intruder; trespasser.
- : a person who intrudes into some region or field of trade without a proper license.

nounperson who intrudes, meddles

Synonyms

Yan is a fan of stories where interlopers disrupt stable relationships — among her screenplay credits is an adaptation of “Les Liaisons Dangereuses.”
Ages of stars left behind by the galactic interloper are a bit younger or on par with stars in the Milky Way’s main disk, researchers report May 17 in Nature Astronomy.
On the other hand, if the oldest stars are about the same age or older than the stars from the galactic interloper, then our galaxy was probably pretty well developed at the time of the run-in.
The one exception is He, who gets a few chapters as an unwelcome interloper.
Outside of the United States, the tech giants have to deal with the fact that they are often seen as foreign interlopers.
Swift is no pop interloper; this brand of tuneage has been in her all along.
In LA, Don is an outsider; a Madison Avenue interloper; an encumbrance.
When a talentless interloper (Domhnall Gleeson) joins the group, their dynamic slowly dissipates.
Eloy may have been an interloper in the catwalk world, but Galliano's idiosyncratic creative ethic is what lured him in.
Are you afraid of being thought of as an interloper—a young, left-wing woman from Britain writing about American business?
How should he rid himself of this rival, this obstacle in the way of his well-laid plans, this interloper into his caravan?

/in-ter-loh-per/US // ˈɪn tərˌloʊ pər //UK // (ˈɪntəˌləʊpə) //

插队者,插班生,插手者,插足者

n.名词 noun

1
- : a person who interferes or meddles in the affairs of others: He was an atheist who felt like an interloper in this religious gathering.
- : an intruder; trespasser.
- : a person who intrudes into some region or field of trade without a proper license.

nounperson who intrudes, meddles

Synonyms

Yan is a fan of stories where interlopers disrupt stable relationships — among her screenplay credits is an adaptation of “Les Liaisons Dangereuses.”
Ages of stars left behind by the galactic interloper are a bit younger or on par with stars in the Milky Way’s main disk, researchers report May 17 in Nature Astronomy.
On the other hand, if the oldest stars are about the same age or older than the stars from the galactic interloper, then our galaxy was probably pretty well developed at the time of the run-in.
The one exception is He, who gets a few chapters as an unwelcome interloper.
Outside of the United States, the tech giants have to deal with the fact that they are often seen as foreign interlopers.
Swift is no pop interloper; this brand of tuneage has been in her all along.
In LA, Don is an outsider; a Madison Avenue interloper; an encumbrance.
When a talentless interloper (Domhnall Gleeson) joins the group, their dynamic slowly dissipates.
Eloy may have been an interloper in the catwalk world, but Galliano's idiosyncratic creative ethic is what lured him in.
Are you afraid of being thought of as an interloper—a young, left-wing woman from Britain writing about American business?
How should he rid himself of this rival, this obstacle in the way of his well-laid plans, this interloper into his caravan?