Entrar por la fuerza en un país para conquistarlo.
To enter a country by force to conquer it.
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El ejército piensa invadir al amanecer. — The army plans to invade at dawn.
No te metas en mi espacio personal durante la reunión. — Please don't invade my personal space during the meeting.
Las bacterias pueden penetrar rápidamente en los pulmones. — The bacteria can invade the lungs quickly.
¿Invadirán el país vecino el año que viene? — Will they invade the neighboring country next year?
¿Por qué te entrometes así en mis pensamientos? — Why do you always invade my thoughts like that?
¿Cómo penetran los virus en las células sanas? — How do viruses invade healthy cells?
Temen que muchos invadan su territorio. — They fear that many will invade their territory.
Es incómodo que otros se entrometan en mi intimidad en casa. — It's uncomfortable when others invade my privacy at home.
La herida permitió que las bacterias penetraran en el tejido. — The injury allowed the bacteria to invade the tissue.
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