intrude

verbB2 · Upper-intermediate

Enter a place or situation where you are not welcome.

Meaning of «intrude»

verb

enter a place or situation where you are not welcome

I don't want to intrude on your family time.

Translation

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«intrude» in 17 languages

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The difference between similar words

go into a place where you are not wanted

invadeenter a country with an armyThe army invaded the country at night.

intrudecome in without being asked, bothering peopleI am sorry to intrude on your dinner.

trespassgo onto private land without permissionDo not trespass on the farmer's field.

Word family

intrude B2 · verbintruder B2 · nounintrusion B2 · nounintrusive B1 · adjective

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