Infringe Meaning in English
word
ˌɪnˈfɹɪndʒ
in-FRINJ
ɪnfɹˈɪndʒ
in-FRINJ
释义
To act in a way that violates a law, rule, or someone’s rights.
用法与细微差别
'Infringe' is formal and commonly used in legal or official contexts, often with 'on/upon' ('infringe on someone's rights'). Don't confuse with 'encroach' (gradually intrude). Most often refers to laws or rights, not minor rules.
Spanish: infringir - violar (leyes/derechos)Portuguese (BR): infringir - violar (lei/direitos)Portuguese (PT): infringir - violar (lei/direitos)Chinese (Simplified): 侵犯 - 违犯 (法律/权利)Chinese (Traditional): 侵犯 - 違反 (法律/權利)Hindi: उल्लंघन करना - दोष करना (नियम/अधिकार)Arabic: ينتهك - يخرق (قانون/حقوق)Bengali: লঙ্ঘন করা - অতিক্রম করাRussian: нарушатьJapanese: 侵害する - 侵すVietnamese: xâm phạmKorean: 침해하다Turkish: ihlal etmekUrdu: خلاف ورزی کرنا - تجاوز کرناIndonesian: melanggar
例句
It is illegal to infringe copyright laws.
basic
You must not infringe on other people's rights.
basic
The company was fined for infringing safety regulations.
basic
Some people feel new surveillance technologies infringe on privacy.
natural
If you infringe the agreement, they can take legal action.
natural
He didn't want to infringe on her personal space, so he kept his distance.
natural