wade in

英 [英 [weɪd ɪn]]

美 [美 [weɪd ɪn]]

（常指不计后果地）介入，干涉

　 　 　 　

双语例句

• We went for a wade in the shallows. This little pilgrimage threw quite a wet blanket upon his rising spirits.
  我们到浅水处去趟水。这趟路跑得他大为扫兴。
• Wade not in unknown water.
  不知水深浅，切勿涉河滩。
• Rhett rose swiftly, deposited wade in fanny's lap, and went into the parlor.
  瑞德连忙站起身来，把小韦德放在范妮膝头上，走进客厅。
• British Minister Wade in the Trial of Tianjing Missionary Case
  英国公使威妥玛与天津教案
• Doctors sometimes wade in too soon, when it would be better to give the body a chance to heal itself.
  有时医生插手太早了，而让身体有机会自行痊愈或许更好些。
• If that means the government has to wade in, so be it.
  如果这意味着政府的干预，那也得干。
• We went for a wade in the shallows.
  我们到浅水处去趟水。
• "My god!" said bill," it can't be this cold tomorrow. I'm not going to wade in a stream in this weather."
  “我的上帝！”比尔说，“明天可不要这么冷。这种天气我不愿下河淌水。”
• Any of many long-legged birds that wade in water in search of food.
  许多涉水觅食的长腿鸟。
• They don't just listen sympathetically, they wade in with remarks like, 'If I were you*'
  他们不是只同情地倾听，而是还时不时地插话进来：“如果我是你*”