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interject v.插话；突然插入 (1) 请容我在讨论中插句话，要注意 ...(2) 我刚提出筹集基金的问题，他急忙插嘴说问题已经解决了。 First used in the late 16th century, the verb interject comes from the Latin word interjicere, which combines inter-, meaning "between," and jacere, meaning "to throw." It's most often used to describe something that's abruptly thrown into a conversion. It can be considered rude to suddenly interject a question into a conversation that doesn't involve you. But you might interject a personal story into a boring presentation to liven things up.

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英 [ˌɪntə'dʒekt] 美 [ˌɪntər'dʒekt] (1) If I may interject a note of caution into the discussion ...(2) When I brought up the question of funding, he quickly interjected that it had been settled. When you interject something, you stick it in abruptly, often interrupting the flow. Ever have a coworker interject himself into the plans for your big project at work when he wasn't really needed? 1[VERB 动词](突然)插入 If you interject something, you say it and interrupt someone else who is speaking.   [V with quote]  [V n]  [Also V]  [FORMAL 正式]'Surely there's something we can do?' interjected Palin...“我们一定可以做点儿什么吧？”佩林突然插话道。He listened thoughtfully, interjecting only the odd word.他仔细地听着，只是偶尔插句话。

英语单词	interject
英美音标	英 [ˌɪntə'dʒekt] 美 [ˌɪntər'dʒekt]
中文释义	v.插话；突然插入
英语例句	(1) If I may interject a note of caution into the discussion ... (2) When I brought up the question of funding, he quickly interjected that it had been settled.
中文例句	(1) 请容我在讨论中插句话，要注意 ... (2) 我刚提出筹集基金的问题，他急忙插嘴说问题已经解决了。
vocabulary简明	When you interject something, you stick it in abruptly, often interrupting the flow. Ever have a coworker interject himself into the plans for your big project at work when he wasn't really needed?
vocabulary扩展	First used in the late 16th century, the verb interject comes from the Latin word interjicere, which combines inter-, meaning "between," and jacere, meaning "to throw." It's most often used to describe something that's abruptly thrown into a conversion. It can be considered rude to suddenly interject a question into a conversation that doesn't involve you. But you might interject a personal story into a boring presentation to liven things up.
柯林斯解释	1 [VERB 动词](突然)插入 If you interject something, you say it and interrupt someone else who is speaking. [V with quote] [V n] [Also V] [FORMAL 正式] 'Surely there's something we can do?' interjected Palin... “我们一定可以做点儿什么吧？”佩林突然插话道。 He listened thoughtfully, interjecting only the odd word. 他仔细地听着，只是偶尔插句话。

Interject I Question Meaning [V 英 ˌɪntə'Dʒekt] 美 ˌɪntər'dʒekt