adj.(政策)干涉主义的，主张干预的
n.干涉主义者，主张干预的人

原形：interventionist复数：interventionists

The government has taken an interventionist approach to the economy, implementing strict regulations on businesses.
政府对经济采取了干预主义政策，对企业实施严格的管制。
The interventionist therapist listened carefully to the patient's concerns and guided them through problem-solving techniques.
干预治疗师仔细倾听患者的担忧，并引导他们运用问题解决技巧。
In foreign policy, the president is known for her interventionist stance, often advocating military intervention in crisis regions.
在外交政策上，总统以干预主义者著称，常常主张在危机地区进行军事干预。
The economist believes that a more hands-off approach would be better than constant government intervention in the market.
这位经济学家认为，比起政府对市场的不断干预，更应该采取放手的方式。
The school counselor played an interventionist role in helping students cope with stress and mental health issues.
学校辅导员在帮助学生应对压力和心理健康问题上扮演了干预者的角色。
The interventionist program successfully reduced teenage smoking rates by 30% in just one year.
这个干预项目在一年内成功将青少年吸烟率降低了30%。
The parenting style was described as being overly interventionist, stifling children's natural curiosity and independence.
这种育儿方式被描述为过度干预，抑制了孩子们的自然好奇心和独立性。
The company's HR department intervened in a dispute between employees, promoting a collaborative resolution.
公司的人力资源部门介入员工间的争端，推动协作解决问题。
Critics argue that the government's heavy-handed intervention in the arts sector stifles creativity and innovation.
批评者认为，政府在艺术领域的大规模干预扼杀了创造力和创新。
An interventionist marketing campaign was launched to raise awareness about the dangers of excessive screen time.
一项干预性的市场营销活动启动，旨在提高人们对过度使用屏幕时间危害的认识。