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I. tres·pass <pl -es> СЪЩ [ˈtrespəs]
1. trespass ЮР (intrusion):
trespass on
2. trespass остар (sin):
trespass against
Sünde f <-, -n> gegen +вин
II. tres·pass ГЛАГ нпрх [ˈtrespəs, Am -pæs]
1. trespass (intrude):
trespass
to trespass on sth
to trespass on sb's land
2. trespass form (exploit):
to trespass [up]on sth
to trespass upon sb's good nature
3. trespass остар (sin):
to trespass against sb
4. trespass остар (violate):
to trespass against sth
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английски
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Eigentumsbeeinträchtigung eines Grundstücks
trespass
action of trespass
trespass
trespass
[land] trespass
trespass
to trespass upon [or infringe] sb's property
to encroach/to trespass upon sb's rights
Present
Itrespass
youtrespass
he/she/ittrespasses
wetrespass
youtrespass
theytrespass
Past
Itrespassed
youtrespassed
he/she/ittrespassed
wetrespassed
youtrespassed
theytrespassed
Present Perfect
Ihavetrespassed
youhavetrespassed
he/she/ithastrespassed
wehavetrespassed
youhavetrespassed
theyhavetrespassed
Past Perfect
Ihadtrespassed
youhadtrespassed
he/she/ithadtrespassed
wehadtrespassed
youhadtrespassed
theyhadtrespassed
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A sane gnome would never consider trespassing on another gnome beyond the usual practical joke.
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Trespassing children were thought to be a special case that required a higher duty of care.
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Although the individuals were found guilty of trespassing and holding an illegal bonfire, there was not enough evidence to convict them of starting the blaze.
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The royal courts accepted claims, without a wager of law, if trespass on the case was alleged.
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