intrusion in Japanese
intrusion in Japanese is 侵入 — intrusion means an unwelcome entry into a place, situation, or someone's private life.
intrusion in Japanese
侵入
Pronounced: shinnyuu
The forcible inclusion or entry of an external group or individual; the act of intruding.
What does "intrusion" mean?
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noun An unwelcome entry into a place, situation, or someone's private life.
"The company tightened security after a network intrusion."
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noun In geology, molten rock forced into cracks in existing rock, or the rock formed when it hardens there.
"Geologists studied the granite intrusion running through the cliff face."
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intrusion in a sentence
- The company tightened security after a network intrusion.
- She saw the phone call as an intrusion on her weekend.
- Geologists studied the granite intrusion running through the cliff face.
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What is "intrusion" in Japanese?
"intrusion" in Japanese is 侵入. intrusion means: An unwelcome entry into a place, situation, or someone's private life.
How do you pronounce 侵入?
"intrusion" in Japanese is 侵入, pronounced "shinnyuu".
How do you use "intrusion" in a sentence?
Example: "The company tightened security after a network intrusion." In Japanese, "intrusion" is 侵入.
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