intrusion

A noun referring to the act of entering a place or situation where one is not wanted or not allowed, often involving force or lack of permission.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие по проникновению в место или ситуацию, где кто-то нежеланен или не допущен, часто с применением силы или без разрешения.esAcción de entrar en un lugar o situación donde no se es bienvenido o permitido, a menudo de forma forzada o sin autorización, o de interferir en algo de manera no deseada.frNom désignant l'action de pénétrer dans un lieu ou une situation où l'on n'est pas désiré ou admis, souvent par la force ou sans permission. Peut aussi désigner une atteinte à la vie privée ou aux droits de quelqu'un.deSubstantiv, das das Eindringen in einen Ort, einen Bereich oder eine Situation bezeichnet, wo jemand unerwünscht oder nicht zugelassen ist, oft mit Gewalt oder ohne Erlaubnis; auch das unerlaubte Sich-Einmischen in Angelegenheiten anderer.ptSubstantivo que designa o ato de entrar em um lugar ou se intrometer em uma situação onde a pessoa não é bem-vinda ou não tem permissão, frequentemente à força ou sem autorização.zh指未经允许或不受欢迎地进入某地、某个情境或他人的私人空间，常带有强行闯入或侵犯的意味。arاسم يدل على فعل الدخول أو التسلل إلى مكان أو موقف دون إذن أو حيث لا يكون الشخص مرحبًا به، وغالبًا ما يكون بقوة أو بوسيلة غير مشروعة. ويشمل أيضًا التدخل في شؤون الآخرين أو التعدي على حقوقهم أو خصوصيتهم.

1. Entry into an unoccupied area B2 formal scientific

   The act of entering a space or domain that was previously empty or not inhabited.

   • The species' intrusion into the new habitat disrupted the local ecosystem.
   • The first human intrusion into the cave system revealed ancient paintings.
   • Technological intrusion into previously private spheres is a growing concern.

   ruВторжениеesintrusión en un área desocupadafrintrusion dans une zone inoccupéedeEindringenptInvasãozh侵入arتوغّل

   Synonyme: encroachmentforayincursioninfiltrationinroadinvasionirruptionpenetration

   Antonyme: departureevacuationexitretreatwithdrawal

2. Forced or unwelcome entry B1 formal

   The act of entering a place or situation by force, without permission, or in an unwelcome manner.

   • The security system detected an intrusion into the building after hours.
   • She considered his constant questions an intrusion into her personal life.
   • The loud music from the party was an unwelcome intrusion on their quiet evening.

   ruВторжениеesIntrusiónfrintrusiondeEindringenptInvasãozh侵入arتَدَخُّل

   Synonyme: encroachmentincursioninfiltrationinvasiontrespass

   Antonyme: invitationwelcome

3. Geological process C1 formal scientific

   The process by which molten rock is forced into cracks or between layers of existing rock formations.

   • The intrusion of magma created a distinctive granite formation.
   • Geologists studied the igneous intrusion to understand the region's volcanic history.
   • The cooling of the molten intrusion formed a hard, crystalline rock.

   ruИнтрузияesIntrusión ígneafrIntrusion magmatiquedeIntrusionptIntrusãozh侵入作用arتدخُّل الصهارة

   Synonyme: emplacementinjection

4. Intrusive rock C1 formal scientific

   Rock that is formed by the cooling and solidification of magma beneath the Earth's surface.

   • The cliff face was composed of a dark, coarse-grained intrusion.
   • Mineral veins often form within larger igneous intrusions.
   • The quarry exposed a massive intrusion of diorite.

   ruИнтрузивная породаesRoca intrusivafrRoche intrusivedeIntrusivgesteinptRocha intrusivazh侵入岩arصخر تداخلي

   Synonyme: pluton

5. Trespassing B2 formal legal

   The act of entering another person's property without legal right or permission.

   • The landowner filed a complaint about the repeated intrusion onto his land.
   • Trespassing is considered a form of intrusion on private property.
   • The court ruled that the surveyor's entry was an unlawful intrusion.

   ruВторжениеesallanamientofrintrusion sur propriété privéedeHausfriedensbruchptInvasãozh侵入arتعدٍّ على ملك الغير

   Synonyme: encroachmentimpingementinfringementinvasiontrespass

   Antonyme: departureretreatwithdrawal

• intrusions plural form
• intrusions' possessive plural form
• intrusion's possessive singular form