ob·tru·sive [əbˈtru:sɪv] ПРИЛ.
2. obtrusive (importunate):
- obtrusive
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- obtrusive question
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- obtrusive question
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- obtrusive smell
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It became a greater problem for the government because the younger population was widely exposed to the obtrusive advertising of gambling houses.
en.wikipedia.org This resulted in a hugely obtrusive and mostly disused bellhousing cover and transmission tunnel.
en.wikipedia.org Researchers have shown that some musicians can ignore this delay while others find it obtrusive.
en.wikipedia.org Pepper voiced what was then the general public fear: that if billboards became mainstream, advertising would become too obtrusive.
en.wikipedia.org Interior acoustic performance was corrected through the removal of earlier ill-judged and obtrusive intervention measures, and their replacement by less-visible and more effective treatments.
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