invasive
/ɪnˈveɪ.sɪv/adjective
B2formalcommonmedical/ɪnˈveɪ.sɪv/Relating to or characterized by intruding or spreading into something, especially in a harmful or unwelcome manner.
ruОтносящийся к вторжению или распространению в чём-либо, особенно вредным или нежелательным образом.esQue se introduce o propaga en algo, especialmente de manera dañina o no deseada; relativo a una invasión o a la capacidad de extenderse agresivamente (como en medicina o ecología).frQui se rapporte à une invasion ou à une propagation dans quelque chose, en particulier de manière nuisible ou indésirable.deSich in einen Bereich ausbreitend oder eindringend, oft auf schädliche, unerwünschte oder störende Weise; auch medizinisch: in Gewebe eindringend.ptRelativo a invasão ou à disseminação de algo de forma prejudicial ou indesejada; diz-se de espécie que se espalha agressivamente em ambiente alheio ou de procedimento médico que penetra no corpo.zh指侵入的、侵入性的或扩散性的,尤指有害或不受欢迎地蔓延或介入。arصفة تصف ما يتعلق بالغزو أو الانتشار في شيء ما، وخاصة بطريقة ضارة أو غير مرغوب فيها، كالكائنات الدخيلة أو الأورام أو الإجراءات الطبية التي تتوغل في الجسم.
- Medical procedure B2 formal medical
Relating to a medical technique that requires entering the body through a puncture or incision.
- The doctor recommended a minimally invasive surgery.
- Invasive procedures carry a higher risk of infection.
- They used an invasive diagnostic test to examine the tissue.
ruИнвазивныйesInvasivo (procedimiento médico)frinvasif (procédure médicale)deInvasivptInvasivozh侵入性arبضعي
Antônimos: noninvasive
- Spreading into healthy tissue B2 formal medical
Marked by a tendency to spread, especially into healthy tissue, often used in medical contexts.
- The tumor was found to be invasive and required immediate treatment.
- Invasive cancer cells can spread to other parts of the body.
- Doctors monitored the invasive growth of the disease closely.
ruИнвазивныйesinvasor (en medicina)frInvasif (médical)deInvasivptInvasivozh侵袭性arغازٍ
Antônimos: benignnoninvasive
- Aggressive attack B2 formal
Involving an invasion or aggressive attack, often in a military or confrontational context.
- The country launched an invasive military campaign.
- Invasive tactics were used to capture the enemy stronghold.
- The invasive assault left the city in ruins.
ruАгрессивное вторжениеesInvasivo (agresivo/atacante)frInvasif (agressif, conquérant)deAggressiver AngriffptInvasão agressivazh侵略性的攻击arغزو عدواني
Sinônimos: aggressiveincursivemaraudingoffensiveraiding
Antônimos: defensivepeacefulprotective
- Intrusive without permission B2 formal
Gradually intruding without right or permission, often in a social or environmental context.
- Invasive species are threatening the local ecosystem.
- Her invasive questions made everyone uncomfortable.
- The company's invasive data collection practices were criticized.
ruНавязчивыйesinvasivo, que se introduce sin permisofrEnvahissant, intrusifdeAufdringlichptInvasivozh侵入性的arمتطفّل
Sinônimos: encroachinginterferingintrusivemeddlesomeobtrusivepresumptuoustrespassing
Antônimos: respectfulunobtrusive
- more invasive comparative form
- most invasive superlative form