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intrusion in Polish

intrusion in Polish is wtargnięcie, najście — intrusion means an unwelcome entry into a place, situation, or someone's private life.

intrusion in Polish

wtargnięcie
noun
The forcible inclusion or entry of an external group or individual; the act of intruding.
najście
noun
The forcible inclusion or entry of an external group or individual; the act of intruding.

What does "intrusion" mean?

  1. noun An unwelcome entry into a place, situation, or someone's private life.
    "The company tightened security after a network intrusion."
  2. 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 Polish?

"intrusion" in Polish is wtargnięcie, najście. intrusion means: An unwelcome entry into a place, situation, or someone's private life.

How do you use "intrusion" in a sentence?

Example: "The company tightened security after a network intrusion." In Polish, "intrusion" is wtargnięcie, najście.

Are there other ways to say "intrusion" in Polish?

Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "intrusion": wtargnięcie, najście.

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