invade
動詞
定義 invade 動詞
- B2TransitiveIntransitive
To enter a country by force with a large military force with the intention of taking control.
The enemy forces are massing near the border, it appears an invasion is imminent within days.
This country has been invaded several times in its history.
Their plan involved invading from both the north and the south simultaneously.
- C1TransitiveIntransitive
To enter a place in large numbers, often unwanted, with the intent to take possession or cause damage.
Protesters invaded the square, forcing police to intervene.
As the floodwaters rose, they invaded the entire town.
Large crowds of tourists invade the small town during the summer.
- Transitive
To enter an area of activity with force and a noticeable presence.
The new company is poised to invade the tech market with its innovative products.
She plans to invade the design world with her unique fashion style.
The new coffee chain is preparing to invade the local market.
- C2Transitive
To disrupt or intrude upon a situation or another person's feelings or privacy without regard.
The media's excessive attention invaded their private lives.
Don't let negative thoughts invade your mind.
She felt her space was invaded when her colleague used her desk without asking.