trespass

trespass
'trespəs
1. verb
(to enter illegally: You are trespassing (on my land).) entrar sin autorización; transgresión, usurpación, invasión

2. noun
(the act of trespassing.) violación de domicilio
trespass vb entrar en una propiedad privada
"No trespassing" "Prohibido el paso"
trespass
tr['trespəs]
noun
1 entrada ilegal
2 SMALLRELIGION/SMALL pecado
intransitive verb
1 (on land) entrar sin autorización; (on patience etc) abusar de; (in affairs) meterse, entrometerse, interferir
he was fined for trespassing on army land lo multaron por entrar ilegalmente en terrenos del ejército
2 SMALLRELIGION/SMALL pecar (against, contra)
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
'No trespassing' "Prohibido el paso"
trespass ['trɛspəs, -.pæs] vi
1) sin: pecar, transgredir
2) : entrar ilegalmente (en propiedad ajena)
trespass n
1) sin: pecado m, transgresión f
forgive us our trespasses: perdónanos nuestras deudas
2) : entrada f ilegal (en propiedad ajena)
trespass
v.
abusar v.
entrar sin derecho v.
pecar v.
n.
entrada ilegal s.f.
entrada sin derecho s.f.
infracción s.f.
intrusión s.f.
pecado s.m.

I 'trespəs
intransitive verb
1) (Law) entrar sin autorización en propiedad ajena

they were trespassing on my land — habían entrado en mi propiedad sin autorización

no trespassing — prohibido el paso, propiedad privada

2) (offend) (arch)

as we forgive them that trespass against us — así como nosotros perdonamos a nuestros deudores


II
noun
1) u c (Law) entrada sin autorización en propiedad ajena
2) c (offense) (arch)

forgive us our trespasses — perdónanos nuestras deudas

['trespǝs]
1. VI
1) (on land) entrar ilegalmente (on en)

no trespassing — prohibida la entrada

to trespass upon — (fig) abusar de

may I trespass upon your kindness to ask that ... frm — permítame abusar de su amabilidad pidiendo que ...

to trespass upon sb's privacy — invadir la vida íntima de algn

2) (=do wrong) (Rel) pecar (against contra)

to trespass against — (Jur) infringir, violar

2. N
1) (on land) entrada f ilegal, invasión f (de propiedad ajena)
2) (=transgression) infracción f , violación f ; (Rel) pecado m

forgive us our trespasses — perdónanos nuestras deudas

* * *

I ['trespəs]
intransitive verb
1) (Law) entrar sin autorización en propiedad ajena

they were trespassing on my land — habían entrado en mi propiedad sin autorización

no trespassing — prohibido el paso, propiedad privada

2) (offend) (arch)

as we forgive them that trespass against us — así como nosotros perdonamos a nuestros deudores


II
noun
1) u c (Law) entrada sin autorización en propiedad ajena
2) c (offense) (arch)

forgive us our trespasses — perdónanos nuestras deudas


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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