No. 12,162 in Spanish
interviene
"Interviene" means "intervenes" or "takes part."
In a sentence
La profesora interviene en la discusión para aclarar un punto.
The teacher intervenes in the discussion to clarify a point.
The verb 'interviene' is used to denote the action of stepping in or contributing to a discussion or activity to provide clarification or input.
El gobierno interviene en la economía para estabilizar la situación.
The government intervenes in the economy to stabilize the situation.
Here, 'interviene' describes an action of taking control or influencing a system to manage or direct outcomes.
Juan siempre interviene en los proyectos grupales con nuevas ideas.
Juan always contributes to group projects with new ideas.
'Interviene' in this context signifies participation or involvement in group activities, providing new ideas or engaging actively in the process.
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