meddler
noun [ C ] disapproving uk/ˈmed.əl.ər/ us/ˈmed.əl.ɚ/
爱管闲事的人
a person who tries to change or have an influence on things that are not their responsibility
Critics of the war are hypocritical meddlers. 批评这场战争的人都是虚伪的爱管闲事的人。
He is a troublemaker, an unwelcome meddler. 他总给别人制造麻烦，而且爱管闲事，很不受欢迎。
See: meddle
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- The programme dismissed its critics as political meddlers.
- In the army's eyes, he and the other volunteers are unwanted meddlers.
- They're nothing but a bunch of meddlers, if you ask me.