meddler

/med-l/US // ˈmɛd l //UK // (ˈmɛdəl) //

多管闲事的人,多管闲事者,管闲事的人,多管闲事

Definitions

v.无主动词 verb

1
med·dled, med·dling.
- : to involve oneself in a matter without right or invitation; interfere officiously and unwantedly: Stop meddling in my personal life!

nounone who meddles

Synonyms

Google, the Great Meddler in the Cloud, asks why we would resist strapping cameras and televisions to our heads.
It definitely gives the Republican case against Obama as a big government meddler more credibility.
Whipping the long, keen blade from its sheath, Marius bore down upon the rash meddler.
"We can make it very uncomfortable for the fourth meddler," Crenshaw threatened, eyeing the figure on the bed.
Agnes was about sixty years old, an ex-slave, a meddler, and liar.
I won't interfere—any more'n I can help, being an old meddler by taste.
The publication of “The Meddler” is at least one step in the right direction; it is full of fun of the lightest, healthiest sort.

/med-l/US // ˈmɛd l //UK // (ˈmɛdəl) //

多管闲事的人,多管闲事者,管闲事的人,多管闲事

v.无主动词 verb

1
med·dled, med·dling.
- : to involve oneself in a matter without right or invitation; interfere officiously and unwantedly: Stop meddling in my personal life!

nounone who meddles

Synonyms

Google, the Great Meddler in the Cloud, asks why we would resist strapping cameras and televisions to our heads.
It definitely gives the Republican case against Obama as a big government meddler more credibility.
Whipping the long, keen blade from its sheath, Marius bore down upon the rash meddler.
"We can make it very uncomfortable for the fourth meddler," Crenshaw threatened, eyeing the figure on the bed.
Agnes was about sixty years old, an ex-slave, a meddler, and liar.
I won't interfere—any more'n I can help, being an old meddler by taste.
The publication of “The Meddler” is at least one step in the right direction; it is full of fun of the lightest, healthiest sort.