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in the PONS Dictionary

I. inter·pose [ˌɪntəˈpəʊz, Am -t̬ɚˈpoʊz] VB trans form

1. interpose (insert):

to interpose sth
etw dazwischenbringen
to interpose oneself between sb
sich acc zwischen jdn stellen

2. interpose esp liter (interrupt):

to interpose sth
etw einwerfen
to interpose that ...
einwerfen, dass ...
..., he interposed
..., warf er ein

II. inter·pose [ˌɪntəˈpəʊz, Am -t̬ɚˈpoʊz] VB intr

interpose
eingreifen
interpose
sich acc einschalten
OpenDict entry

interpose VB

to interpose one's veto
sein Veto einlegen
Present
Iinterpose
youinterpose
he/she/itinterposes
weinterpose
youinterpose
theyinterpose
Past
Iinterposed
youinterposed
he/she/itinterposed
weinterposed
youinterposed
theyinterposed
Present Perfect
Ihaveinterposed
youhaveinterposed
he/she/ithasinterposed
wehaveinterposed
youhaveinterposed
theyhaveinterposed
Past Perfect
Ihadinterposed
youhadinterposed
he/she/ithadinterposed
wehadinterposed
youhadinterposed
theyhadinterposed
See further verb tables