interpose
in
ˌɪn
in
ter
tɜr
tēr
pose
ˈpoʊz
powz
British pronunciation
/ˌɪntəpˈə‍ʊz/

Definición y significado de "interpose"en inglés

to interpose
01

interponer, interponerse

to position or place oneself between other entities or objects
Intransitive
Transitive: to interpose oneself between two things or people
example
Ejemplos
The parent instinctively interposed to shield the child from the oncoming danger.
El padre instintivamente interpuso para proteger al niño del peligro que se acercaba.
02

interponer

to insert or place something between other elements
Transitive: to interpose sth between two things
example
Ejemplos
The architect decided to interpose a courtyard between the two wings of the building.
El arquitecto decidió interponer un patio entre las dos alas del edificio.
03

interponer, intervenir

to interrupt or inject words into a conversation or discussion
Transitive: to interpose a remark
example
Ejemplos
The professor interposed a clarification when a student raised a question about a complex concept.
El profesor interpuso una aclaración cuando un estudiante planteó una pregunta sobre un concepto complejo.
04

interponer, intervenir

to intervene or come between parties, often in a dispute, conflict, or negotiation
Intransitive: to interpose | to interpose between people
example
Ejemplos
During the labor negotiations, a neutral third party was brought in to interpose and assist both the workers and the management.
Durante las negociaciones laborales, se trajo a un tercero neutral para interponerse y ayudar tanto a los trabajadores como a la gerencia.
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