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invade /ɪnˈveɪd/  

Anh-Việt Anh-Anh
  • verb
    -vades; -vaded; -vading
    to enter (a place, such as a foreign country) in order to take control by military force [+ obj]
    invade a country [no obj]
    The troops invaded at dawn.
    to enter (a place) in large numbers [+ obj]
    Ants invaded the kitchen.
    Tourists invaded the town. [no obj]
    When tourists invade, the town is a very different place.
    [+ obj] :to enter or be in (a place where you are not wanted)
    She was invading my space. [=she was too close to me; she was in the place/space where I was or where I wanted to be]
    to spread over or into (something) in a harmful way [+ obj]
    The cancer eventually invaded the brain.
    Weeds had invaded the garden.
    Doubts invaded my mind. [=I began to have many doubts] [no obj]
    Bacteria invaded and caused an infection.
    [+ obj] :to affect (something, such as your life or privacy) in an unwanted way
    He thinks people were happier before TV and the Internet invaded our lives.
    Photographers invaded her privacy. [=caused her to lose her privacy; intruded on her privacy]