Translations for „invaded“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

I . in·vade [ɪnˈveɪd] VB trans

1. invade (occupy):

to invade a country

napasti [or okupirati] državo

fans invaded the football field

navijači so vdrli na nogometno igrišče

2. invade fig (violate):

to invade sb's privacy

vdirati v zasebnost koga

II . in·vade [ɪnˈveɪd] VB intr

invade

napadati [perf napasti]

invade

vdirati [perf vdreti]

Usage examples with invaded

fans invaded the football field

navijači so vdrli na nogometno igrišče

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

First, their territory got invaded by a corporate giant, so they were forced to sell their whole shop to another corporate giant.

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In areas where zebra mussels have invaded, the improved water clarity may benefit this species.

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Towards the end of the 18th century a rationalistic and freethinking spirit seems to have invaded some of the houses.

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This was why the giant radio- and stereograms of the 1960s invaded lounges across the nation, usurping the role once filled by the cocktail cabinet.

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Ivy invaded the alleyways and climbed over the buildings.

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The game ended in a farce as the crowd invaded the pitch thinking that the game was over.

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One can not be held liable for having negligently insulted or defamed another, or for having negligently invaded another's privacy.

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Exhibitionists, generally in drunken stupor, invaded the pitches... attempted to run the gauntlet of policemen patrolling the perimeter.

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One day, however, his privacy was invaded by two men, who had obtained access into his palace by climbing over a wall.

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After officials called for a delay, drunk and unruly fans invaded the field and tore down the goalposts.

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