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Meanings of impinge in English

Spanish
invadir

Impinge or infringe upon.

invadir
Usage of impinge in English
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Elsewhere on the Iseq macro events continued to impinge on the market.
The Irish Times
2
It is widely accepted cities impinge on areas well beyond their borders.
BBC
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Such a result could also impinge on Seoul's close ties with Washington.
Reuters
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Others are wary of advocating any measures that would impinge on free trade.
Reuters
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Please stop asking her questions that impinge on the reporter's privilege.
Blind Man's Alley
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Hopefully, the Hong Kong experience will impinge on the producers of RTE programmes.
The Irish Times
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Such a result could impinge on Seoul's close ties with Washington.
Reuters
8
Work issues could catch up with you and impinge on your regular schedule.
The South African
9
These are but illustrations of the way other people impinge upon our life.
Making the Most of Life
10
Is such quick acceptance found now where Easterns and Westerns impinge?
The Interest of America in Sea Power, Present and Future
11
As you get older the thought of death starts to impinge.
The Guardian
12
I try not to let worries or stress impinge on my work and life.
The Irish Times
13
Is it because you fear relationships like this would impinge on your personal freedom?
The myth of a christian religion: losing your religion for the b...
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Such realities, however, are unlikely to impinge on Putin's world.
Reuters
15
On the down side, it's best not to let drama impinge on the day!
The South African
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A default would impinge on an otherwise booming bond market.
Reuters
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Impinge through the time
Impinge across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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