CEFR B2

trespassing

noun, verb

Meaning

Entering or remaining on someone else's land or property without their permission.

Examples

The sign clearly warned against trespassing.
He was charged with trespassing after climbing the fence.

Synonyms: intruding, encroaching, infringing, violating

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trespassing (B2)

noun, verb

Pronunciation: /ˈtrɛspæsɪŋ/

Definition

Entering or remaining on someone else's land or property without their permission.

Examples

The sign clearly warned against trespassing.
He was charged with trespassing after climbing the fence.
Trespassing is a serious offense in many areas.

How to Use trespassing

trespass on (prepositional phrase): To enter or be on someone's land or property without their permission. — "Do not trespass on private property."
trespass against (prepositional phrase): To violate a law, rule, or moral principle. — "He felt he had trespassed against his friend's trust."

Synonyms of trespassing

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Antonyms of trespassing

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