英:[ɪnˈveɪd]
美:[ɪnˈveɪd]
英:[ɪnˈveɪd]
美:[ɪnˈveɪd]
vt.& vi.
侵入,侵略
进行侵略
蜂拥而入,挤满
(疾病,声音等)袭来,侵袭
vt.
涌入
侵袭
侵犯
干扰
in·vade
ihn veId
第三人称单数:invades
现在分词:invading
过去式:invaded
过去分词:invaded
invadable (adj.), invader (n.)
词根:invade
adj.invasive 侵略性的;攻击性的
n.invasion 入侵,侵略;侵袭;侵犯
invader 侵略者;侵入物
Verb
1. march aggressively into another's territory by military force for the purposes of conquest and occupation;
"Hitler invaded Poland on September 1, 1939"
2. to intrude upon, infringe, encroach on, violate;
"This new colleague invades my territory"
"The neighbors intrude on your privacy"
3. occupy in large numbers or live on a host;
"the Kudzu plant infests much of the South and is spreading to the North"
4. penetrate or assault, in a harmful or injurious way;
"The cancer had invaded her lungs"
"以敌对的方式进入",15世纪晚期,源自拉丁语 invadere "进入; 暴力进入,像敌人一样渗透,攻击,袭击,发动攻击",由 in- "在"(源自 PIE 词根 *en "在")和 vadere "走,行走"(参见 vamoose)组成。比较 evade。相关词汇: invaded; invading。
borrowed from Latin invādere "to enter with hostile intent, assault, attack," from in- in- >entry 2 + vādere "to advance, go (quickly or purposefully)" — more at wade >entry 1
The first known use of invade was in the 15th century
invadeverb
to enter for conquest or plunder
to disturb or intrude upon
invaded their privacy
to spread over or into usually harmfully
bacteria invading tissue
invadeverb
to enter for conquest or plunder
to disturb or intrude upon
invaded their privacy
to spread over or into usually harmfully
bacteria invading tissue
invadeverb
to enter for conquest or plunder
to disturb or intrude upon
invaded their privacy
to spread over or into usually harmfully
bacteria invading tissue
invadeverb
to enter for conquest or plunder
to disturb or intrude upon
invaded their privacy
to spread over or into usually harmfully
bacteria invading tissue
invadetransitive verb
to enter and spread within either normally (as in development) or abnormally (as in infection) often with harmful effects branches of a nerve invade the skin area
protect the body from invading viruses
to affect injuriously and progressively
gangrene invades healthy tissue
1 On 23 August 1914 the Germans invaded.
2 Our territory was invaded, I defended it; France was menaced, I offered my breast.
国土被侵犯, 我保卫了国土: 法兰西受到威胁, 我献出我的热血.
3 From those nuclear areas, hunter-gatherers of some neighboring areas learned food production, and peoples of other neighboring areas were replaced by invading food producers from the nuclear areas—again at widely differing times.
4 Imports are defined as evil because they allowed foreign countries a way to invade Cambodia, not just physically but also culturally.
5 Without a normally functioning liver the body would be disarmed — defenseless against the great variety of poisons that continually invade it.
6 Certain vague desires that had been invading her body were swept away.
某些逐渐侵入她体内的莫名的欲望被一扫而空了.
7 People invading the house inched their way down the hallway, closer to Lincoln.
8 Maybe random thoughts invaded his brain the way they often do right before you fall asleep.
9 “If I’d seen how far he’d gone downhill, I wouldn’t have stopped the process. Why? On what grounds? We didn’t know until he got to Boston that the cancer had invaded the vertebrae.”
10 They could even invade a camp that had always been considered safe.
11 Hitler’s armies invade, by means of pink chalk arrows.
12 He thought that a wild strain of bacteria had invaded the cell culture.
13 All I knew was that I wasn’t going to let these monsters invade my hometown.
14 But that’s not what the researchers discovered Many policy analysts write as if the obvious way to deal with armies that commit human rights violations is to invade them with our vastly superior military forces.
15 In the summer tourists invade the mountain village.
夏天游客成群结队地到这个山村来。
16 But just as he was about to give up, a troubling thought invaded his mind.
17 As for the King, the Duke learned his intentions when the Duke invaded Tuscany after the capture of the Duchy of Urbino: the King forced him to abandon that campaign.
18 Even though they had invaded my dorm room, I suddenly felt incredibly underdressed in my bulky blue sweatshirt.
19 The Russians are taking part in the campaign; yesterday they started their offensive near Vitebsk, exactly three years to the day that the Germans invaded Russia.
20 Soon after they left, two Inka ran to Pizarro, claiming that they had just fled from the invading army.
1 侵占
inroad squat jump plunder entrench encroach impinge invasion infringe trespass violate annex overrun misappropriate occupy expropriate
2 占据
3 袭来
4 传入
6 大批涌入
7 侵犯
incursive violative irruptive intrusively inroads violation aggression incursion encroachment aggressiveness infringe poach impinge violate infringe upon infringe on offensive invasion interference infringement disturbance trench entrench encroach usurp outrage inroad trespass rape transgress trample on trample intrusion assault invasive aggressive ingerence wrong breach disturb overpass
8 侵扰
intrusive intrusion infestation infest intrude invasive violation invasion violate harass trespass affect
9 侵袭
attack visit affect smite go bout strike raid seizure rape attaint invasive invasion incursion assail take seize infiltrate inrush inroad foray
10 武装入侵
11 侵害
invasive violation invasion infringement trespass impingement inroad infall infringe encroach impinge poach infringe on attack prejudice usurp violate disturb aggrieve do violence to
14 大批进入
15 侵入
invasive intrusive inrushing invasion intrusion infiltration inrush irruption inroad penetrate trespass intrude encroach irrupt raid poach prepossess encroachment infringe transgress horn in obtrusive incursion anabasis trench entrench impinge chisel in on incursive penetration infall press immerge violate
16 侵略
aggressive invasion aggression encroachment inroad razzia encroach aggress overrun warlike invading incursion infall foray invasive harry
17 干涉
interference interfere interrupt meddle interlope upset disturb stick nose into put a crimp in
19 蜂拥而入
21 打扰
interruptive bore interference intrusion trespass squall interfere interrupt intrude faze obtrude bother disturb encumber incommode moider feeze
22 挤满
full compact populous jam-pack crowd swarm pack jammed chockablock packed chocker jam aswarm crawl pullulate impact fill pester congest pack out full up