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| 21. | armed intervention by one country in the affairs of another |
| 一国对另一国内政的武力干涉 |
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| 22. | They protested courageously against this armed intervention. |
| 他们勇敢抗议这一武装干涉。 |
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| 23. | intervention in the internal and external affairs of a state |
| 干涉一国内外事务 |
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| 24. | The country committee over 30000 troops to its intervention in the island |
| 那个国家投入了3万多兵力干涉该岛。 |
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| 25. | Intervention is called assuming international responsibilities and showing friendship for China; as to |
| 干涉就叫做担负国际责任，干涉就叫做对华友好，不干涉是不行的。 |
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| 26. | Direct armed intervention was all right, "theoretically". |
| 直接出兵干涉，在“理论上”是妥当的。 |
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| 27. | suggest the necessity of an intervention; in medicine. |
| 显示干涉的必要性；指药。 |
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| 28. | "[]于公众的偏见，斯密的意思是，困难显然是许多普通人民盲目地跟从经济理论家抽象而复杂的理论，人民的盲从显示自由市场的上游受到政府各式各样的干涉和控制。 |
| economictheorist that demonstrate the superior workings of the free market overvarious forms of government intervention |
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| 29. | It can operate without human intervention. |
| 它可以在没有人为干涉的情况下运行。 |
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| 30. | This was designed to provide a pretext for their intervention. |
| 这样做的目的不过是为他们的干涉寻找借口。 |
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