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Перевод: interpose

[глагол]
ставить между; становиться между; вклиниваться; вмешиваться; прерывать; вставлять; выставлять; выдвигать; вводить

Тезаурус:

1. Or else he is able to interpose a living screen between himself as a sinner and God the holy One.
2. The policy paper of March 2, A Safer Britain for Women, sets forth the core of Labour's programme to interpose the state between men and women, artificially dividing them and their interests as effectively as, on a larger scale, it plans to prise apart the peoples of the United Kingdom.
3. The decision to interpose Stravinsky's Suite No 1 for Small Orchestra as a kind of buffer zone between Beethoven's Leonora No 3 and the Turnage was little short of inspired.
4. This Committee is an operational extension of trilateralism, intended originally to enable the DPP to interpose himself more effectively on the practical interface between the CPS, the police and the courts.
5. It is only then that I can get up and interpose myself between his wet shirtfront and the sink, where the suds soak into my lower back.
6. We are being trained to stand back in humble awe from the work of nature, and not to interpose our alien human values.
7. They will make no move to attack or talk to the adventurers, but merely interpose themselves between the adventurers and the path to the Castle.
8. From here they can move forward to interpose themselves when the enemy is too close.
9. I interpose that merely to point up that when Jackie talks of "guilt" and "conscience" and "pain", these were perfectly real things to him.
10. It seems to allow that, although we must begin and end with appearances, we might find it possible and advantageous in doing so to interpose conjectures about their hidden causes.
11. And he raged because he could not reach out to interpose his power fist.
12. It becomes necessary to interpose some further principle - that it must somewhere, under a constitution, be possible to legislate on everything, at least in theory.
13. The latter type of control system thus retains the skill of the craftsman, does not interpose a technician into the work process, and thus does not fragment and de-skill the task.