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Meanings of intrude on in English
Spanish
invadir Synonyms
Examples for "invade"
Examples for "invade"
1
The people, he says, believe the Americans could invade at any time.
2
To invade this world is not bad breeding; it is social sacrilege.
3
The number of Supercolony fighters able to invade grew faster and faster.
4
Backstopping them are new tools to invade and disrupt enemy data networks.
5
Nobody has any right to invade land, to violate other people's rights.
1
Pause: listen one moment to my counsels,-perhapsthe last I may ever obtrude upon you.
2
Soon we will obtrude upon Mr. Hackworth and Dr. X and learn more by observing their reactions.
3
They cannot obtrude upon the solitary moments when one is to himself the most agreeable of companions.
4
And yet we complain that this latter is the sense which Christians labour to obtrude upon the gainsayers.
5
Mr. President, after the soul-stirring proceedings of this afternoon, I dare hardly venture to obtrude upon your attention.
1
In a few minutes, it would start to encroach upon the Sun.
2
They encroach upon the gloom, and open it for us with hopes.
3
A banker must never encroach upon the province of the lawyer.
4
For a time they threatened to encroach upon a golden afternoon.
5
But let us proceed quietly, and not encroach upon future events.
Usage of intrude on in English
1
He also noted that Israel's current security problems can intrude on sports.
2
People passed shuffling behind us, but no one would intrude on us.
3
But I have produced this book, and Obama can't intrude on that.
4
At last I began again: I will no longer intrude on you.
5
Normally he'd be blasting anyone who dared to intrude on his sanctum.
6
I don't want to intrude on her in her hour of affliction.
7
I am innocent of any intention to intrude on your majesty's privacy.
8
She could not bear to intrude on the pain in his eyes.
9
Every so often, however, reality would intrude on my good time.
10
I want to come in, but I don't want to intrude on you.
11
Riches elsewhere manifestly began to intrude on and take precedence in his thoughts.
12
He thanked her and left, unwilling to intrude on her grief.
13
I waits at the hitching rack, not wishing to intrude on private affairs.
14
They did not disturb the Ranger or intrude on his thoughts.
15
He felt that an owner of delicacy did not intrude on a tenant.
16
Nor ash nor oak is suffered to intrude on their dominion.
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Intrude on through the time
Intrude on across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common