Intruder Meaning in English

word

US

/ˌɪnˈtɹudɝ/

in-TROO-dur

UK

/ɪntɹˈuːdɐ/

in-TROO-duh

释义

An intruder is a person who enters a place without permission, especially someone who tries to go somewhere private or forbidden.

用法与细微差别

Commonly used in security, crime, or privacy contexts. Almost always implies someone unwanted or breaking rules. Pairs with words like 'alarm', 'home', 'alert'. Not used for animals or things.

• Spanish: intruso
• Portuguese (BR): intruso
• Portuguese (PT): intruso
• Chinese (Simplified): 入侵者 - 闯入者
• Chinese (Traditional): 入侵者 - 闖入者
• Hindi: अनधिकृत व्यक्ति - घुसपैठिया
• Arabic: متسلل - دخيل
• Bengali: অনাধিকার প্রবেশকারী - অনধিকারচারি
• Russian: злоумышленник - незваный гость
• Japanese: 侵入者
• Vietnamese: kẻ đột nhập
• Korean: 침입자
• Turkish: davetsiz misafir - izinsiz giren kişi
• Urdu: درانداز
• Indonesian: penyusup

例句

The police caught an intruder in the house.

basic

The alarm went off when an intruder entered.

basic

A dog can help protect your home from an intruder.

basic

We heard strange noises last night, but luckily it wasn’t an intruder.

natural

The security camera shows the intruder climbing over the fence.

natural

No one noticed the intruder until it was too late.

natural