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    Invadía (en. Invaded)

    /inβaˈðiða/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Entering a place aggressively, usually without consent.
    The army was invading the neighboring country in search of resources.
    El ejército invadía el país vecino en busca de recursos.
    Occupying a space or territory in a hostile manner.
    The plague was invading the crops, threatening the harvest.
    La plaga invadía los cultivos, amenazando la cosecha.
    Interrupting someone's peace or privacy.
    That conversation invaded her intimacy.
    Aquella conversación invadía su intimidad.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'invadere', which means 'to enter into' or 'to attack'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    invade personal space
    Interrupting another person's privacy or space.
    invadir el espacio personal
    invade a territory
    Occupying a geographical area of another country or person.
    invadir un territorio
    invade with doubts
    Filling with uncertainty or concern.
    invadir con dudas

    Related Words

    invasion
    Action of invading, especially on a large scale.
    invasión
    invader
    Person or force that carries out an invasion.
    invasor
    territory
    Area or defined space that can be invaded.
    territorio

    Slang Meanings

    Filling a place to the point of overflowing.
    The party was invading the street with so much noise.
    La fiesta invadía la calle con tanto ruido.
    Taking over a space or situation.
    That group always invades the bar we come to.
    Ese grupo siempre invade el bar donde venimos.