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interjector

/ˌɪntɚdʒˈɛktɚ/ noun

One who interjects.

Word Origin From Latin inter- 'between' and iacere 'to throw' — literally 'one who throws between'. An interjector is someone who interjects, throws a remark into a conversation. The root iacere is a powerhouse: inject (throw in), eject (throw out), reject (throw back), project (throw forward), subject (throw under). The -or suffix marks the doer. The breakdown inter+ject+or shows the throwing action between others.

noun One who interjects. countable

As a constant interjector during meetings, he often disrupted the flow of discussion.

(名词) 插话者；打断者

作为会议中不断插话的人，他经常打断讨论的流程。

(sustantivo) Quien interrumpe o interpone.

Como interrumpe constantemente durante las reuniones, a menudo alteraba el flujo de la discusión.

(nom) interrupteur; celui qui interrompt [Personne qui interrompt le fil d'une conversation ou d'un discours.]

En tant qu'interjecteur constant pendant les réunions, il perturbait souvent le fil des discussions.

(Substantiv) Einwerfer; Dazwischenrufer [Jemand, der etwas plötzlich oder unerwartet in ein Gespräch oder eine Handlung einwirft.]

Als ständiger **interjector** in Besprechungen unterbrach er oft den Gesprächsfluss.

(名詞) 話の合間に言葉を差し挟む人。

会議中にいつも言葉を差し挟む彼は、議論の流れをしばしば中断させた。

(substantivo) interpolador; interrompedor [Aquele que interpõe; aquele que interrompe.]

Como alguém que está sempre interrompendo durante as reuniões, ele frequentemente perturbava o fluxo da discussão.

Synonyms: interrupter interposer heckler
Word parts: inter + ject + or

Related words

interject interjection inject injection injector eject ejection ejector reject rejection object objection project projection subject

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