Meterse en la tierra o la propiedad de alguien sin su permiso.
To enter someone's land or property without permission.
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El cartel avisa de que quien entre sin permiso será denunciado. — The sign warns that anyone who trespasses will be prosecuted.
Lo multaron por allanamiento de las vías del tren. — He was fined for trespass on the railway tracks.
No entres sin permiso en el campo del vecino. — Don't trespass on the neighbor's field.
Aquí el allanamiento de una finca privada es un asunto civil. — Trespass on private land is a civil matter here.
No queríamos entrar sin permiso: la verja estaba abierta de par en par. — We didn't mean to trespass, the gate was wide open.
¿Cruzar ese campo se considera allanamiento? — Is walking across that field considered trespass?
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