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Summary

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trespass:
- violation de domicile
Wiktionary:
- trespass → trespas
- trespass → enfreindre, entrer par effraction

English

Detailed Translations for trespass from English to French

trespass:

trespass [the ~] nom

the trespass (unlawful entry)
la violation de domicile
- violation de domicile [la ~] nom

Translation Matrix for trespass:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
violation de domicile	trespass; unlawful entry
-	encroachment; intrusion; usurpation; violation
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	intrude; overstep; sin; take advantage; transgress
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	encroach; intrude; offend

Related Words for "trespass":

trespasses

Synonyms for "trespass":

tort; civil wrong
encroachment; violation; intrusion; usurpation; wrongdoing; wrongful conduct; misconduct; actus reus
intrude; transgress; offend; infract; violate; go against; breach; break
take advantage; use
sin; transgress
overstep; pass; go through; go across

Related Definitions for "trespass":

entry to another's property without right or permission¹
a wrongful interference with the possession of property (personal property as well as realty), or the action instituted to recover damages¹
pass beyond (limits or boundaries)¹
commit a sin; violate a law of God or a moral law¹
break the law¹
make excessive use of¹
- She is trespassing upon my privacy¹
enter unlawfully on someone's property¹
- Don't trespass on my land!¹

Wiktionary Translations for trespass:

trespass

noun

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- trespass → trespas

verb

-
- trespass → enfreindre; entrer par effraction

French

Detailed Translations for trespass from French to English

trespass: ^{(*Using Word and Sentence Splitter)}

très: rather; very; particular; special; eccentric; exceptional; highly; extremely; greatly; ultra; extraordinary; wondrous; deeply
passé: last; previous; preceding; former; before; late; earlier; retired; formerly; ex; one-time; in former times; at an earlier date; clear; over; evident; accomplished; out; achieved; ready; prepared; finished; completed; concluded; ready for use; expired; elapsed; lapsed; missing; corrupt; degenerate; rotten; perverted; depraved; putrefied; past; past tense; of this month; lost; poor; miserable; shabby; shady; ragged; paltry; unsightly; happened; passed on; handed round

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University