intervention

/ɪntɚˈvɛnʃən/
noun 4

Collocations

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(noun.)

ADJ

direct

The doctor's direct intervention saved the patient's life during the emergency.

active, decisive, forceful

early, immediate, timely

The doctor's early intervention helped prevent the infection from becoming serious.

effective, successful | limited

personal

The teacher's personal intervention helped resolve the conflict between the two students.

government, ministerial, official, state | external, foreign, outside

armed, military

The government called for military intervention to stop the violence in the region.

police | judicial, legal | medical, surgical | economic, political, social

divine, human

The doctor's quick human intervention saved the patient's life during the emergency.

VERB + INTERVENTION

make

The teacher made an intervention when the students started arguing during the lesson.

call for, demand

Many parents call for school intervention when their children struggle with reading.

resist

PREP

~ against

The government decided to take swift intervention against the spread of the disease in rural areas.

~ by

The doctor's intervention by prescribing antibiotics helped clear the infection quickly.

~ from

The government's intervention from Brussels angered many local politicians who wanted to make their own decisions.

~ in

The doctor's intervention in the patient's treatment plan made a significant difference.

~ on behalf of

The teacher's intervention on behalf of the bullied student helped resolve the conflict peacefully.

PHRASES

the power/right of intervention

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