invasion in Chinese
invasion in Chinese is 侵占 — invasion means a military attack in which armed forces enter another territory to conquer or control it.
invasion in Chinese
侵占
Pronounced: qīn zhàn
A military action consisting of armed forces of one geopolitical entity entering territory controlled by another such entity, generally with the objective of conquering territory or altering the established government.
What does "invasion" mean?
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noun A military attack in which armed forces enter another territory to conquer or control it.
"The museum explains how the Roman invasion changed life in Britain."
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noun An unwanted entry into a person's private space or affairs.
"Reading my diary without asking felt like a total invasion of privacy."
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invasion in a sentence
- The museum explains how the Roman invasion changed life in Britain.
- Castles were built as a defence against invasion from the sea.
- Reading my diary without asking felt like a total invasion of privacy.
- The noisy drone overhead felt like an invasion of our quiet garden.
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What is "invasion" in Chinese?
"invasion" in Chinese is 侵占. invasion means: A military attack in which armed forces enter another territory to conquer or control it.
How do you pronounce 侵占?
"invasion" in Chinese is 侵占, pronounced "qīn zhàn".
How do you use "invasion" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum explains how the Roman invasion changed life in Britain." In Chinese, "invasion" is 侵占.
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