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invasion

/ɪnˈveɪ.ʒən/

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noun

/ɪnˈveɪ.ʒən/B2formalpolitical
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее акт насильственного входа на территорию, в регион или страну, обычно с враждебными намерениями, часто в военном контексте.

A noun referring to an act of entering a place, region, or country by force, typically with hostile intent, often in a military context.

  1. Military incursionB2formal

    An instance of an armed force entering a region or country to conquer it.

    ruВторжение

    • The invasion of Normandy was a turning point in World War II.
    • The country prepared its defenses against a potential invasion.
    • The invasion led to years of occupation and conflict.

    Synonymsassaultattackforayincursioninroadoccupationoffensiveonslaughtpenetrationraid

    Antonymsevacuationretreatwithdrawal

  2. Unwanted intrusionB2formal

    An unwelcome entry or intrusion into a place or situation.

    ruВторжение

    • The invasion of privacy by the media angered the celebrity.
    • The sudden invasion of insects ruined the picnic.
    • He considered the constant phone calls an invasion of his personal space.

    Synonymsbreachencroachmentincursioninfiltrationinfringementintrusiontrespassviolation

    Antonymsexodusretreatwithdrawal

Forms
  • invasions plural form
  • invasions' possessive plural form
  • invasion's possessive singular form
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