trespass in Japanese
trespass in Japanese is 不法侵入, 侵入, 不法侵入する — trespass means to enter someone's land or property without permission.
trespass in Japanese
不法侵入
Pronounced: fuhōshinnyuu
侵入
Pronounced: shinnyuu
不法侵入する
侵害する
What does "trespass" mean?
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verb To enter someone's land or property without permission.
"Hikers were warned not to trespass on the farmer's field."
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noun The act of entering private property without the owner's permission.
"The company was sued for trespass after workers crossed onto neighboring land."
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verb (dated or formal) To do wrong; to sin or offend against someone.
"The old prayer asks forgiveness for those who trespass against us."
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trespass in a sentence
- Hikers were warned not to trespass on the farmer's field.
- The company was sued for trespass after workers crossed onto neighboring land.
- The old prayer asks forgiveness for those who trespass against us.
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What is "trespass" in Japanese?
"trespass" in Japanese is 不法侵入, 侵入, 不法侵入する. trespass means: To enter someone's land or property without permission.
How do you pronounce 不法侵入?
"trespass" in Japanese is 不法侵入, pronounced "fuhōshinnyuu".
How do you use "trespass" in a sentence?
Example: "Hikers were warned not to trespass on the farmer's field." In Japanese, "trespass" is 不法侵入, 侵入, 不法侵入する.
Are there other ways to say "trespass" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "trespass": 不法侵入, 侵入, 不法侵入する, 侵害する.
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