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1 intrude
in'tru:d((sometimes with on) to enter, or cause (something) to enter, when unwelcome or unwanted: He opened her door and said `I'm sorry to intrude'; I'm sorry to intrude on your time.) entrometerse; molestar- intruder- intrusion
tr[ɪn'trʊːd]1 (disturb) importunar, molestar2 (interfere) entrometerse, inmiscuirse, meterse1 formal use importunar, introducir1) interfere: inmiscuirse, entrometerse2) disturb, interrupt: molestar, estorbar, interrumpirintrude vt: introducir por fuerzav.• entremeter v.• entrometer v.• estorbar v.• imponer v.ɪn'truːdto intrude ON somebody — importunar or molestar a alguien
[ɪn'truːd]to intrude ON something: I didn't want to intrude on her grief no quise importunarla en su dolor; to intrude on somebody's privacy — inmiscuirse* or meterse en la vida privada de alguien
1. VI1) (=intervene) entrometerse, inmiscuirse (on, upon en); (=disturb) molestaram I intruding? — ¿les molesto?
to intrude on or upon sb — molestar a algn
2) (=encroach)2.VT [+ views, opinions] imponer (on, upon a); [+ subject] introducir (sin derecho)* * *[ɪn'truːd]to intrude ON somebody — importunar or molestar a alguien
to intrude ON something: I didn't want to intrude on her grief no quise importunarla en su dolor; to intrude on somebody's privacy — inmiscuirse* or meterse en la vida privada de alguien
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2 trespass
'trespəs
1. verb(to enter illegally: You are trespassing (on my land).) entrar sin autorización; transgresión, usurpación, invasión
2. noun(the act of trespassing.) violación de domiciliotrespass vb entrar en una propiedad privada"No trespassing" "Prohibido el paso"tr['trespəs]1 entrada ilegal2 SMALLRELIGION/SMALL pecado1 (on land) entrar sin autorización; (on patience etc) abusar de; (in affairs) meterse, entrometerse, interferir■ he was fined for trespassing on army land lo multaron por entrar ilegalmente en terrenos del ejército2 SMALLRELIGION/SMALL pecar ( against, contra)\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL'No trespassing' "Prohibido el paso"trespass ['trɛspəs, -.pæs] vi1) sin: pecar, transgredir2) : entrar ilegalmente (en propiedad ajena)trespass n1) sin: pecado m, transgresión fforgive us our trespasses: perdónanos nuestras deudas2) : entrada f ilegal (en propiedad ajena)v.• abusar v.• entrar sin derecho v.• pecar v.n.• entrada ilegal s.f.• entrada sin derecho s.f.• infracción s.f.• intrusión s.f.• pecado s.m.
I 'trespəsno trespassing — prohibido el paso, propiedad privada
2) ( offend) (arch)
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2) c ( offense) (arch)['trespǝs]1. VI1) (on land) entrar ilegalmente (on en)to trespass upon — (fig) abusar de
may I trespass upon your kindness to ask that... frm — permítame abusar de su amabilidad pidiendo que...
2) (=do wrong) (Rel) pecar ( against contra)to trespass against — (Jur) infringir, violar
2. N2) (=transgression) infracción f, violación f ; (Rel) pecado m* * *
I ['trespəs]no trespassing — prohibido el paso, propiedad privada
2) ( offend) (arch)
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2) c ( offense) (arch)
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