trespass
tres
ˈtrɛs
tres
pass
ˌpæs
pās
/tɹˈɛspəs/

Definição e significado de "trespass"em inglês

to trespass
01

invadir, entrar sem permissão

to enter someone's land or building without permission
Exemplos
The homeowner pressed charges against the individuals for trespassing on their land without permission.
O proprietário apresentou queixa contra os indivíduos por invasão de sua terra sem permissão.
02

to pass beyond established boundaries or limits

Exemplos
His behavior often trespasses the norms of professional conduct.
03

to violate the law

Exemplos
She trespassed public safety laws.
04

to commit a sin or breach moral law

Exemplos
One must not trespass on the rights of others.
05

to make excessive or improper use of something

Exemplos
He trespassed on the trust placed in him.
Trespass
01

unlawful entry onto another's property

Exemplos
The guard accused the man of trespass near the warehouse.
02

a wrongful interference with another's lawful possession of land or property

Exemplos
Trespass in tort law focuses on protecting possession, not ownership.

Árvore Lexical

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