Violating Meaning in English
word · lemma: violate
/ˈvaɪəɫeɪtɪŋ/
VY-uh-lay-ding
/vˈaɪəleɪtɪŋ/
VY-uh-lay-ting
Definición
Doing something that breaks a rule, law, agreement, or someone's rights.
Uso & Matices
Formal or semi-formal, often used with 'violating the law', 'violating privacy', or 'violating rights'. Strong word; best for serious rules or ethical boundaries. Do not use for minor, casual mistakes.
Spanish: violar - infringirPortuguese (BR): violar - infringirPortuguese (PT): violar - infringirChinese (Simplified): 违反 - 侵害Chinese (Traditional): 違反 - 侵犯Hindi: उल्लंघन करनाArabic: انتهاك - مخالفةBengali: লঙ্ঘন করাRussian: нарушать - ущемлятьJapanese: 違反する - 侵害するVietnamese: vi phạm - xâm phạmKorean: 위반하다 - 침해하다Turkish: ihlal etmekUrdu: خلاف ورزی کرناIndonesian: melanggar
Oraciones de Ejemplo
They were accused of violating the law.
basic
By sharing private emails, you’re violating their trust.
natural
Many people fear that the new law is violating basic human rights.
natural
He is violating the company rules.
basic
Posting that photo online is violating her privacy.
basic
Sorry, but you’re violating the terms of your contract.
natural