| 释义 |
in·tro·mit
\| ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|mit\ verb
(intromitted ; intromitted ; intromitting ; intromits)
Etymology: Middle English intromitten, from Medieval Latin (with reflexive pronoun object) intromittere to concern (oneself), meddle, from Latin intromittere to send in, let in, from intro- + mittere to send — more at smite
intransitive verb
Scots law : to interfere or intermeddle especially with the effects or goods of another — compare intromission 1
transitive verb
[Latin intromittere to send in, let in] : to send or put in : insert, introduce; also : to allow to pass : admit
• in·tro·mit·ter \-mid.ə(r)\ noun -s |