(1)入侵，侵略(enter a country by force with an army)[I，I+prep(with)，T+n，T+n+prep(with)]：The enemy～d at dawn. 敌人在黎明时入侵。The Normans～d England in 1066. 诺曼底人在1066 年入侵英格兰。These countries have been ruthlessly～d. 这些国家曾遭残酷的侵略。～a country with a large army 大军入侵一个国家;

(2)侵入(enter in larger numbers so as to cause damage)[T+n，尤pass](fig)：Disease germs/Viruses～d his body/the blood stream.病菌/病毒侵入了他的身体/血液。a mind～d with worries and anxieties 充满焦虑的心情;

(3)拥入(crowd into)[T+n，尤pass](fig)：Tourists～Paris during the summer. 夏天大批游客拥入巴黎。Holiday makers～the seaside in summer months. 在夏季几个月里大批度假者拥往海滩。 Relatives～d our house last weekend. 上周末成批的亲戚来到我家。Locusts～d the fields. 蝗虫大量侵入田地。 Rabbits～d the garden during the night. 兔子在夜间成群地进入菜园。

(4)侵犯(扰)(interfere with;disturb)[T+n]：～sb's rights/privacy/freedom 侵犯某人的权利/隐私/自由;

→ in′vader n 入侵者，侵犯者;in′vasion n 侵略(犯)