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Meanings of trespassing in anglès

Gradually intrusive without right or permission.

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Usage of trespassing in anglès
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The order, effective until Friday, also prevents trespassing at the company's lands.
The Irish Times
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She was convicted last month of trespassing, using abusive language and defamation.
The Guardian
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The six protesters were charged with misdemeanor criminal trespassing, according to CNN.
Reuters
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He was also arrested in April for misdemeanor trespassing in Lexington County.
The Guardian
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He was also arrested in April for misdemeanour trespassing in Lexington county.
The Guardian
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Still, he found that he was unsettled by the idea of trespassing.
The curse of deadman's forest
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Because, you see, the penalty for trespassing is confiscation of your vessel.'
Assail
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You're lucky they're not thinking of pressing charges on you for trespassing.
Toxic
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She would blame him if she got caught trespassing on his land.
Big sky standoff
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Two people have been fined for trespassing in January at Grays station.
BBC
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We're not charging you for illegal entry or trespassing, though we can.
French pressed
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She thought her guest was trespassing beyond the bounds of good breeding.
Virgie's Inheritance
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You have no business trespassing beyond the confines of your own individuality.
The Human Machine
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Don't be shocked, but I think we'll be trespassing through someone's pasture.
Mysterious Skin
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There's about a mile of capital going over the downs without trespassing.
Belles and Ringers
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Richard Bestwick and George Hunt, charged with trespassing in search of game.
The People of the Abyss
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common