trespass
/ˈtrespəs; `trɛspəs/ v
1 [I, Ipr] ~ (on sth) enter sb's land or property without his permission or other authority 非法侵入某人地界
He accused me of trespassing on his estate. 他控告我擅自进入他的庄园.
No trespassing, ie as a warning sign. 严禁擅自进入（告示用语）.
2 [Ipr] ~ on sth (fml 文) take advantage of sth in a selfish way; use sth unreasonably 侵占或无理使用某事物
trespass on sb's time/hospitality/privacy 占用某人的时间[利用某人的好客之情/侵扰某人的个人自由].
3 [I, Ipr] ~ (against sb) (arch or Bible 古或《圣经》) do wrong; sin 犯过失; （在宗教或道德方面）犯罪. trespass, n
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(a) [U] trespassing 非法侵入
the law of trespass 有关非法侵入的法律.
(b) [C] act or instance of this 非法侵入的行为
an accidental trespass 并非有意的非法侵入.
2 [C] (arch or Bible 古或《圣经》) sin; wrongdoing 罪过; 过失.