feelings than in spending time with other people 内向 的；不喜欢交往的E333 EXTROVERT in-trude /m_tru:d/ veri? [V】1 〜（into/on/upon sb/sth) to go or be somewhere where you are not wanted or are not supposed to be
闯入；接入;打扰：7’m sorry to intrude, but / need to taWc to someone.对不起打扰了■，不
过我得找人有话要说。◊
ZegisZarion to stop newspapers from intruding on people's private lives 人私生活的立法 2 〜（on/into/upon sth) to disturb sth or have an
unpleasant effect on it 扰乱；侵扰：The sound 0/the
tdepAone intruded into his dreams.电话铃声把他
<从梦中扰醒了。
in*truder /m'tru:da(r)/ noun 1 a person who enters a building or an area illegally 闯入者；侵人者 2 a
person who is somewhere where they are not wanted 不受欢 迎的人；不速之客：The peopie
in the room seemed to regard her as an imweZcome intrucier•屋子里的人似乎把
她当成y受欢迎的外人。
in.tru.sion /m'tru:3n/ /?owa7 [U, C]〜（into/on/upon sth) 1 something
that affects a situation or people’s lives in a way that they do not want侵扰性品事物；扰乱；
侵犯：They claim the noise from the new airport is an htrusion on t/ieir fives.他们声称新机场的噪音侵扰了他
们'的生活。◊ This was another exampie o/press intru- sion mto the aj和irs o/the royak.这是新闻界侵扰王室成
员私事的又一实例。2 the act
of entering a place which is private or where you may not be wanted 闯入；侵
人：She
apologized for the intrusion but said she had an urgent
message.她对径自闯进来表示道歉，但说她有紧急
<消息。>
in-tru-sive /m'truisrv/ adj. 1 too noticeable, direct, etc. in a way
tliat is disturbing or annoying 侵入的；闯入 的；侵珑的；烦扰的：intrusive questions 0妾命问题◊ The constant presence of the media
was very intrusive. M 体一直在场十分令人讨厌。2(p/7〇nef/cs语音）（ofa speech
sound 语音）produced in order to link two words together when speaking, for example
the /r/ sound produced at the end of law by some
English speakers in the phrase ‘law and order’. Intrusive ‘r’ is not considered
part of standard English.添力n 的；插 _入的.
in-tuit /m'tjuiit; NAmE verb {format) to know that sth is true
based on your feelings rather than on facts, what sb tells you, etc•凭直觉知道：[V that] She
inflated that somet/iing was bail!y wrong•她凭直觉—到出了大问
题。[also VN，V wh-]
産n.tu.ition /■mtju’ij'n;
-tu-/ now/? 1 [U] the ability to know sth by using your feelings rather than
considering the facts 直觉力 2 [C]〜（that...) an idea or a strong feeling that sth is true although you cannot explain
why (一种）直觉：J ftad an intuition that something was about to happen•我直觉感到要出
>乱子了：
in-tui-tive /m'tjuiitrv; NAmE -'tu:-/ adj. 1 (of ideas obtained by using your feelings rather than by considering the
facts 凭直觉得到的；直觉的：ffe had an
intuitive sense 〇/what the reader wanted.他能直觉地感
到读者需要什么。2 (of
people 人）able to understand sth by using feelings rather than by considering the
facts 有直觉力的 3 (of computer software，etc.计算机软 件等)easy to
understand and to use 易懂命；使MM恥 ► in-tui-tive-ly adv. ： Intuitively, she knew that he was
如她凭直觉知道他在说谎。
Inuit /'injuit; 'muit/ noun [p\.] [sing. Inuk /'muk/) a race of people from northern
纽特人（加拿大北部以及格陵兰和阿拉斯加部分地区的一
个种族的人，有时误指西伯利亚及阿拉斯加南部和西部的
A
) — compare Eskimo
Inuk-ti-tut /I'nuktitut/
noun [U] the language of the Inuit people因纽特语
in-uii<date /'mAndeit/ verb [VN] [usually passive] 1 ~ sb (with sth) to give or send
sb so many things that they
cannot deal with them all使不胜负荷；使应接不
overwhelm, swamp ： We have been inundated
With
0你「5 主动援助多得使我们应接不暇。
2 (formal) to cover
an area of land with a large amount of water 淹没；泛滥 PHTl flood ► in-un-da-tion /,mAn- 'deijn/ noun [U, C]
inure /i'nju8(r); NAmE I'njur/ verb i nure
sb/yourself to sth (formal) to make sb/yourself get used to sth
unpleasant so that they/you are no longer strongly affected by it使匀惯于，裣适应（不愉快的
>事物）
in utero /_m
_ju:terau; A/A/rjf -rou/ flc/y” adv. (tedj/i/o?/
术 语）inside a
woman’s uterus, before a baby is bom 在子宫内（的 > ;尚未出生时（的）：77ie
testom be pe/formed fn utero.这一测试可在子宫内进行。
in-vade
/m'veid/ verb 1 to enter a country, town, etc. using military force in order to take
control of it 武装入 侵；侵略；侵犯：[V] TVoops
invaded on 9th tAat
year.拿队是;jk那年的8月9日入侵的。◊
[VN] When di'd the Romans invade
0 As the final whistle blew, fans
began invading the field. 比赛结束的哨声一响，球迷便开始冲入球场。◊The cancer
ceZis may i/ivade other parts 〇/the body.癌细胞可
能扩散到身体的其他部位。3 [VN] to
affect sth in an unpleasant or annoying way 侵扰；干扰：Do the press have the right to invade herprivapy in this way?新闻界 有权以这种方式千扰她的私生活吗？ 一see also invasion, invasive
in-vader /m'veida(r)/
noun an army
or a country that enters another country by force in order to take control of
it; a soldier fighting in such an army 武装入侵的军队
(或国家）；侵略者：a/oreign invader外国鲁略善◊ They prepared to repe〖 the
invaders.他们准备赶走侵略
军。◊ (figurative) The white blood cells attack cells fn/ected with an invader.白细胞攻击受到感染的细胞。
in-valid adj., noun, verb
■
adj. /in'vaelid/ 1 not legally or officially acceptable ( 律上或官方）不承认的；无效的：The treaty
was dedared invaHd because it had not been ratted.秦约没 有得到批准，因此被宣布无效。◊Peopiewfthfnvdid
papers are deporteci to another country.持无效证件的人 被驱逐到别国。2 not
based on all the facts, and therefore not correct 无充分事 实的； 站不住 脚的： an fnvaHd
argument 站不住脚的论点 3 (com/?wf/>7g
计）of a type that the computer cannot recognize 不能识别的；充效的： An error code will be displayed if any
invalid information has been entered•输入于无效息将显示错误代码。◊
fnvaM characters 充效字符 E333 valid
mnoun /'mvalid; BrE also 'mvaliid/ a person who needs other people to take care of them,
because of illness that they have had for a long time 病弱者；久病衰弱
者：She
had been a delicate child and her parents had treated
her as cm fnva〖fd.她小时候很虚弱，父母就把她
当个病人照料。◊ his invalid vvi/e他的体弱多病的妻子
■
ve/i? /’invalid; _invali:d/ [VN]〜sb (out) | 〜sb (out of sth) (Sr£) to
force sb to leave the armed forces because of an illness or injury (因伤病）令…退役：He was fnvaiided out 〇/the armyfn 2943. i也于 1943 _ 因伤病退役。
in-vali-date /in'vaelideit/ verb [VN] 1 to prove that an idea, a
story, an argument, etc. is wrong 证明…错误； 使站不住脚：rhis new
piece 〇/ evidence invalidates his version 〇/events.这条新证据推翻了他对事件经过的说
.法。2 if you invalidate a document，contract, election, etc.， you make it no longer legally or officially valid or acceptable 使无效；使作废 ED3 validate ► in-vali-da-tion /m.vaeli'deijn/ noun [U] in-val-id-ity /_inva_lidati/ /iow/i [u] 1 (8r£，tedm/cfl/ 术语) the state of being unable to take care of yourself because of illness or
injury 病弱；伤残；不能自理
2 (formal) the state of not being legally or
officially acceptable 无效；失效 一 compare validity in.vaiu.able /m’vaeljuabl/ flc/y.〜(to/for
sb/sth) | 〜(in sth) extremely
useful 极古用私；故宝贵的 sia valuable: fnvaiuabie fn/ormation 宝贵 的信息 ◊ 77ie boofc will be invaluable for students in higher education.
书对于高校学生将有重大价值。◊ "Hie
research shouM