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侵入

Mandarin · pinyin qīn rù

to make (military) incursions
to invade
to intrude into
to trespass
to gain unauthorized access (computing)

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侵: qīn · invade, encroach upon, raid
入: rù · enter, come in(to), join

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1–4 · qin1 ru4

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cam1 jap6

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verb

(transitive, of an army, germs, etc. or law or figuratively) to invade; to trespass; to intrude

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