trespassKK [ˈtrɛˌspæs] ｜ /ˈtrɛˌspæs/
GEPT 中高級
C2verb
enter someone’s property without permission or legal right
The neighbor was arrested for trespassing when he entered the other’s property without permission to collect his ball.
擅闖；非法侵入
C2noun
entry to another’s property without right or permission
The neighbor was angry when he caught the teenagers trespassing on his land to retrieve their frisbee.
C2verb
exceed the limits of what is considered acceptable or proper
The paparazzi trespassed on the celebrity’s private property in an attempt to get an exclusive photograph.
C2verb
commit an offense against the law or another person
The farmer caught the teenagers trespassing on his private property and called the police.
C2noun
wrongful interference with the possession of property, leading to potential legal action or damages
The neighbor’s dog frequently trespassed on our property, damaging our garden and causing us to incur costly repairs.
C2noun
act seen as a violation of God’s will or moral law
The villagers believed that using black magic was a trespass against God’s will
C1verb
commit a sin, according to religious beliefs
The monk warned his followers not to trespass against the teachings of Buddha.
（宗教）犯罪；違戒
C2verb
enter or intrude on someone’s private affairs
The paparazzi trespassed on the actor’s private property to get a picture of him.