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词组 interpose
释义 interpose
      When used with a preposition, interpose most commonly appears with between in modern writing:
      She actually interposed her body between him and the street door —Edna Ferber, Cimarron, 1929
      ... the tendency to interpose objects of worship between God and man —W. R. Inge, The Church in the World, 1928
      ... the tops of the trees behind him interposed between him and the sun —C. S. Forester, The Sky and the Forest, 1948
      ... interpose himself between the police and the body of one demonstrator —Norman Mailer, Harper's, November 1968
      Much less often, interpose is used with in:
      ... the Senate has shown restraint in interposing vetoes in the case of major appointments —Lindsay Rogers, in Aspects of American Government, ed. Sydney D. Bailey, 1950
      And, once in a while, interpose is followed by against, on, upon, or with in various senses and relations:
      ... 1966, when Robert Kennedy interposed his formidable presence against what appeared to be the certain election of Arthur Klein —Richard Cohen, New York, 13 Sept. 1971
      For a while I listened ... and at length interposed once more on the old man's side —W. H. Hudson, Green Mansions, 1904
      Mountain systems are significant... because of the barriers that they interpose upon the movements of people —Vernor C. Finch & Glenn T. Trewartha, Elements of Geography, 2d ed., 1942
      ... the McCarthy fight against Harvard and Dr. James Conant was interposed with the statement that Conant had so little understanding of Communism —The Reporter, 16 Feb. 1954
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