invasion

aggression, invasion, assault, attack, offensive

名词 invasion:

1. the act of invading; the act of an army that invades for conquest or plunder
2. any entry into an area not previously occupied
   同义词：encroachment, intrusion
3. (pathology) the spread of pathogenic microorganisms or malignant cells to new sites in the body

1. The Second World War was brought about by Hitler's invasion of Poland.
   希特勒入侵波兰。 自此，第二次世界大战爆发。
2. America's invasion of the country must be done for unspeakable political purpose.
   美国入侵这个国家一定是出于不可告人的政治目的。
3. They are determined to resist invasion.
   他们决定抵抗入侵。
4. The regiment covered itself with glory in the invasion battle.
   该团在反侵略的战斗中赫赫有名。
5. NATO's invasion of this independent country is a brutal violation of human rights.
   北约对这个独立的国家的侵略是对人权的野蛮侵犯。
6. On October31,1938 the radio inadvertently warned the people of a Martian invasion of New Jersey.
   1938年10月31日，电台漫不经心地警告人们说，火星人要侵入新泽西州。
7. The invasion force was annihilated.
   侵略军被消灭了。
8. Reading my diary is an inexcusable invasion of privacy.
   看我的日记是一种不可原谅的侵犯个人隐私的行为。

in.va.sion

n.（名词）
The act of invading, especially the entrance of an armed force into a territory to conquer.
入侵：侵略的动作，特指武装力量进入领土进行征服的行为
A large-scale onset of something injurious or harmful, such as a disease.
侵袭：致伤的或有害的东西，例如疾病大规模的袭击
An intrusion or encroachment.
侵占：侵入或侵犯

来源：
Middle English invasioun
中古英语 invasioun
from Old French invasion
源自 古法语 invasion
from Late Latin inv3siô inv3siôn-
源自 后期拉丁语 inv3siô inv3siôn-
from inv3sus [past participle of] inv3dere [to invade] * see invade
源自 inv3sus [] inv3dere的过去分词 [侵略] *参见 invade