interfere in Italian
interfere in Italian is impedire, impicciarsi — interfere means to get involved in something in a way that disrupts or is unwelcome.
interfere in Italian
impedire
impicciarsi
(intransitive) To get involved or involve oneself, causing disturbance.
What does "interfere" mean?
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verb To get involved in something in a way that disrupts or is unwelcome.
"I never interfere when my brother and his friends are arguing."
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verb Of waves, to combine and affect each other when they overlap.
"When sound waves interfere, some of the noise can cancel out."
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interfere in a sentence
- I never interfere when my brother and his friends are arguing.
- Her parents kept interfering in her relationship.
- When sound waves interfere, some of the noise can cancel out.
- Ripples on a pond interfere where they cross each other.
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What is "interfere" in Italian?
"interfere" in Italian is impedire, impicciarsi. interfere means: To get involved in something in a way that disrupts or is unwelcome.
How do you use "interfere" in a sentence?
Example: "I never interfere when my brother and his friends are arguing." In Italian, "interfere" is impedire, impicciarsi.
Are there other ways to say "interfere" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "interfere": impedire, impicciarsi.
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