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1 trespass
/'trespəs/ * danh từ - sự xâm phạm, sự xâm lấn =the on land+ sự xâm phạm đất đai - (tôn giáo) sự xúc phạm =a trespass against the church's authority+ sự xúc phạm đến uy quyền của nhà thờ - (pháp lý) sự vi phạm; sự phạm pháp =a trespass against a law+ sự vi phạm một đạo luật - sự lạm dụng =the trespass upon someone's time+ sự lạm dụng thì giờ của ai * nội động từ - xâm phạm, xâm lấn, xâm nhập trái phép =to trespass on someone's land+ xâm phạm vào đất đai của ai =to trespass on (upon) someone's rights+ xâm phạm quyền lợi của ai =to trespass on someone's preserves+ (nghĩa bóng) dính vào việc riêng của ai - xúc phạm - (pháp lý) vi phạm; phạm pháp =to against a law+ phạm luật - lạm dụng =to trespass on (upon) someone's time+ lạm dụng thì giờ của ai !no trespassing! - cấm vào!
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