ami the environment政治与环境的相互影响◊ the subtZe inte/pkiy o/coiours色彩的相互掩映 Interpol /'mtapDl; NAmE 'mtarpoul/ noun [sing.+sing./pl. v ] an international organization that enables the police forces of different countries to help each other to solve crimes国际刑警组织

in-ter-pol-ate /in't3：paleit; NAmE -'t3：rp-/ verb {formal) 1 to make a remark that interrupts a conversation 插 话.；插嘴 interject ： [V speech] 'But why?' he interpolated “但为什么？ ”他插_问。[also VN] 2 [VN] ~ sth (into sth) to add sth to a piece of writing (在女章 中 入，尜加内容 PiTTl insert ： The lines were interpolated into the manuscript at a later date, /l ^7 文字是后来加到稿子中的。3 [VN] (ma沩e/rwf/cs数）to add a value into a series by calculating it from surrounding known values 插值；内插► in.ter.pol.ation /m.taipa'leijn; NAmE -,t3：rp-/ noun [U, C] interpose /.mte'pauz; NAmE .mtar'pouz/ verb (formal) 1 to add a question or remark into a conversation 插 入，插进（问题或话语）：[V speech] ‘Just a mmute,’ Chartes interposed, ‘ffovv do you fcnow?’ “且慢，、”査尔 斯插话说，“你是怎么知道的？” [also VN] 2 [VN]〜sb/ sth (between A and B) to place sth between two people or things将…置于（二者）之间；揷入；夹进：He quickly interposed himself between Mel and the doorway. _他迅速挡在梅尔和门口之间。 in-ter-pret Otw /m'taipnt; NAmE -'t3：rp-/ verb 1 [VN] to explain the meaning of sth 瘥#;说明：The students were asfced to interpret the poem.学生们被要求 诠释那首诗的意义。2 [VN] ~ sth (as sth) to decide that sth has a particular meaning and to understand it in this way 把…理解为；领会：Z didn’t fcnow whether to interpret her silence as acceptance or refusal 她的沉默看作是接受还是拒绝。orhe data can be interpreted in many d狀erent ways•这份资料可以从多方 面解读。一compare misinterpret 3 [V] ~ (for sb) to translate one language into another as you hear it 卩 译：She couldn’t speak much English so her children had to interpret/or her•她讲不了几句英语，所以她的孩 子们彳寻给她翻译。4 [VN】 to perform a piece of music, a role in a play, etc. in a way that shows your feelings about its meaning演绎（按自己的感觉演奏音乐或表现 角色）：He interpreted, the role with a lot of humour. 他把这个角色演得十分幽默。►丨n.terpret.able /m'taipritabl; NAmE -'t3：rp-/ adj. ： fnte/pretaWe data '可 _解释的资料

in-tef-pret'ation tHt /in₁t3：pri^,teijn; NAmE -,t3：rp-/ noun [C, U]

1 the particular way in which sth is understood or explained 理解；解森；说朋：Her evidence suggests a different interpretation of the events.

些事件可能看另外一种解释。◊ jt is _n〇t possible /or everyone to put their own interpretation on the law.

可tl让每个人自行阐释法律。◊ Dreams are open to interpretation (= they can be explained in different ways丨.梦可以作各种检释。2 the particular way in which sb chooses to perform a piece of music, a role in a play, etc•演绎；演#方式；表备方式：a modern interpretation 〇/‘沿呢 Lear’ 《李尔王》 的现代演绎 in-terpret*ative /in'taipritatrv; NAmE m't3：rpr0teitiv/ (also in-ter-pret-ive /in'taipritiv; A/A/rjf-'t3；rp-/especially in NAm£) adj. [usually before noun] connected with the particular way in which sth is understood, explained or performed; providing an interpretation 运解的；解释 的；表演的；演绎的：an interpretative ^obZem理喊分 面的问题◊ an interpretative exhibition 演示 in-ter|>ret*er /in't3：prita(r); NAmE -'t3：rp-/ noun 1 a person whose job is to translate what sb is saying into another language 口译工作者；口译译员：Speafcing through an interpreter, the President said that the talks were goin^ vveH•总统通过译员说会谈进展良好。◊ a sign language interpreter (= a person who translates what sb is saying into sign language for deaf people)■手语译员 —compare translator 2 a person who performs a piece of music or a role in a play in a way that clearly shows their ideas about its meaning 演绎（音乐、戏剧 中人物等）的人：She is one 〇/ the_/iinest interpreters 〇/ Debussy’s music.她是将德彪西的音余演绎得最出色的漬

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奏者之一</ 3 (compw?/>»g 计）a computer program that changes the instructions of another program into a form that the computer can understand and use 解释

程序

inter-racial /.mta'reijl/ adj. [only before noun] involving people of different races禾_种族的人的；侖族间的： intermdaZ marriage种族间的通婚 inter-reg-num /.mta'regnam/ noun [usually sing.] {pi. inter-reg-nums) {formal) a period of time during which a country, an organization, etc. does not have a leader and is waiting for a new one (政府改组期间的）政权空 白；（机构的）权力空白

interrelate /.mtan'leit/ verb if two or more things interrelate, or if they are interrelated, they are closely connected and they affect each other 相互关联（或 响）[V] a discussion of how the mind and body inter- rdate关+精神和肉体相互联系的讨论◊ a discussion 〇/ how the mfmHnterreZates with the bo办关于精神和肉妹 相互联系的讨论[also VN]_ ► inter.re丨ated ：a number

o/mterrdatedprobiems —些相互关联的问遠 inter relation ship /.mtdri'leijnj'ip/ (also interrelation /.mtan'leijn/) noun {C, U] ~ (of/between A and B) the way in which two or more things or people are connected and affect each other 相互关联；相互秦响 in-ter-ro-gate /in'terageit/ verb [VN] 1 to ask sb a lot of questions over a long period of time, especially in an aggressive way 讯问；告问；盘问：ffe was interrogated by the poh’ce/or over 12 hours.也被警察审问了 12 个多 小时。2 (fechn/ca/ 术语）to obtain information from a computer or other machine (在计算机或其他机器上） 查■询，询问► in.ter.ro.ga.tion /m,tera_geijn/ A701//7 [II， C] ： He confessed after four days under interrogation. 4在受讯问四天之招认了。◊ She hated her parents’ endZess interrogations about where she’d been.她讨厌她 的父母没完没了地盘问她去哪里了。〇 note atiNTER- vmw in.ter.ro.ga.tor now/7

inter-roga-tive /.mta'rDgativ; NAmE -'ra:g-/ adj., noun m adj. 1 {formal) asking a question; in the form of a ques- tion询问的；提问的；疑问$的：cm mterrogative gesture/remarfc/sentence疑问的手势/言语；疑问句 2 (grammar 语法）used in questions 用于 II 问句的： interrogative pronouns/determiners/adverbs (= for example，who, wh/c/7 and why)疑问it词 / 限定词 / 副词 ► inter-roga-tive-ly adv.

m noun (grammar a question word, especially a

pronoun or a determiner such as who or || 问 <词；（尤指 > 疑问代词，疑问限定词 inter-roga-tory /.inta'rDgatri; NAmE -'ra:g-/ adj., noun m adj. seeming to be asking a question or demanding an answer to sth 疑问的；.质问由：an interrogatory stare 带着疑问的注视

■ noun {pi. -ies) {law #) a written question, asked by one party in a legal case, which must be answered by the other party (诉讼中一方向另一方发出的）书面质询 interrupt 0"W /_mte.rApt/ verfc 1 ~ (sb/sth) (with sth) to say or da sth that makes sb stop what tiiey are saying or doing 插嘴；打扰；打岔： [V] Sorry to interrupt, but therms someone to see you. 不起打扰一下，資人要见你。◊购uZd you mind not interrupting aH the rime?请你别老是插嘴好吗？ ◊ [VN] J hope J’m not interrupri叩you.義希望我凌看打搅你。◊ TTiey were interrupted by a fcnocfc at the door.他们被敲 门声打断了。[ V speech，VN speech] 2 [VN] to stop sth for a short time 座暂#;使中断：77ie game was interrupted severai rimes by rain.比赛因下雨中断了 几次。◊ We interrupt this programme to bri'ng you an important news buHetin•我们暂停本节目，插播重要新 闻。3 [VN] to stop a line, surface, view, etc. from being even or continuous阻断，遮挡（连续线条、平面、景 色等）

inter-rup-tiofl CHw /.mta'rApXn/ noun [C, U]

1 something that temporarily stops an activity or a situation; a time when an activity is stopped 阻断物； 中断时间：77ie birth 〇/ her son was a minor interruption to her career.她儿子的出生对她的事业造成一个小小的 中断。◊ an fnterruprion to the power suppiy 停电' ◊