keannu
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What is the differnce between "interfere with" and "interrupt"?
The two are translated to the same meaning in Korean, but I think
"interfere with" is
Don't interfere with my life => don't try to tell me what to do.
"interrupt" is
I'm sorry to interrupt your meeting => break the flow of something.
Am I correct?
The two are translated to the same meaning in Korean, but I think
"interfere with" is
Don't interfere with my life => don't try to tell me what to do.
"interrupt" is
I'm sorry to interrupt your meeting => break the flow of something.
Am I correct?