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English and German Translation Search Results for intrusion

Summary

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intrusion:
- Störung; Unterbrechung; Einschleichung
Wiktionary:
- intrusion → Intrusion
- intrusion → Fugenlaut

English

Detailed Translations for intrusion from English to German

intrusion:

intrusion [the ~] noun

the intrusion (interruption)
die Störung; die Unterbrechung
- Störung [die ~] noun
- Unterbrechung [die ~] noun
the intrusion
die Einschleichung
- Einschleichung [die ~] noun

Translation Matrix for intrusion:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
Einschleichung	intrusion
Störung	interruption; intrusion	annoyance; block; bother; chagrin; disorder; disturbance; drag; hindrance; impediment; interference; irritation; malfunction; nuisance; obstacle; obstruction; stonewalling; thwarting; trouble; vexation
Unterbrechung	interruption; intrusion	break; breaking; breaks; delay; disruption; division; divorce; gap; interference; intermission; interruption; interval; intervention; meddling; partition; pause; recess; reprive; respite; rest-break; segregation; separation; severance
-	encroachment; invasion; trespass; usurpation; violation

Related Words for "intrusion":

intrusions

Synonyms for "intrusion":

invasion; encroachment; entrance; entering
entry; ingress; incoming
geological process; geologic process
rock; stone
trespass; violation; usurpation; wrongdoing; wrongful conduct; misconduct; actus reus

Related Definitions for "intrusion":

entrance by force or without permission or welcome¹
entry to another's property without right or permission¹
any entry into an area not previously occupied¹
rock produced by an intrusive process¹
the forcing of molten rock into fissures or between strata of an earlier rock formation¹

Wiktionary Translations for intrusion:

intrusion

noun

forcible entry
- intrusion → Intrusion

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• intrusion	→ Fugenlaut	↔ épenthèse — linguistique\|fr addition ou insertion au milieu d’un mot d’une voyelle, d’une consonne voire d’une syllabe.

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University