m'immiscer

to meddle

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phrase Rare #45,775

to meddle Usually used with « dans » to mean interfering in or intruding into someone's affairs. The reflexive verb can also mean to insert oneself into a situation.

FR: Je ne veux pas m'immiscer dans votre conversation.

EN: I don't want to meddle in your conversation.

Je suis désolé, je ne veux pas m'immiscer.

I'm sorry, I don't want to intrude.

Je n'ai pas l'intention de m'immiscer dans vos affaires.

I have no intention of interfering in your affairs.

Je veux pas m'immiscer entre vous deux.

I don't want to come between the two of you.

— Silent Voice (2016)

Je n'ai aucune intention de m'immiscer dans vos affaires.

I have no intention of interfering in your affairs.