I. intrude [ɪnˈtru:d] ГЛ. неперех.
1. intrude (meddle):
2. intrude (disturb):
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| I | have | intruded |
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The titular pigeon is a symbol for disorder intruding on the protagonist's meticulously organized existence.
en.wikipedia.org A redlip blenny shows hostility of varying degrees not only to intruding conspecifics but also to barely intruding conspecifics.
en.wikipedia.org A new campus area, built in the 1920s, does not intrude and is not included in the district.
en.wikipedia.org The student has also said that scenes like in movies are intruding the students willpower and self-confidence.
en.wikipedia.org The idea of a holy area no one can intrude was where the current meaning of the term originated from.
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