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I. in·vade [ɪnˈveɪd] VB trans

1. invade (occupy):

to invade a country
in ein Land einmarschieren
the squatters invaded the house
die Hausbesetzer drangen in das Gebäude ein
invading bacteria MED
eindringende Bakterien

2. invade fig (violate):

to invade the peace
den Frieden verletzen
to invade sb's privacy
jds Privatsphäre verletzen

II. in·vade [ɪnˈveɪd] VB intr

invade
einfallen
invade
einmarschieren

invade VB

invade
eindringen
Present
Iinvade
youinvade
he/she/itinvades
weinvade
youinvade
theyinvade
Past
Iinvaded
youinvaded
he/she/itinvaded
weinvaded
youinvaded
theyinvaded
Present Perfect
Ihaveinvaded
youhaveinvaded
he/she/ithasinvaded
wehaveinvaded
youhaveinvaded
theyhaveinvaded
Past Perfect
Ihadinvaded
youhadinvaded
he/she/ithadinvaded
wehadinvaded
youhadinvaded
theyhadinvaded
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