trespass
verb [ I ] uk/ˈtres.pəs/ us/ˈtres.pæs/
(BREAK LAW)
擅自进入，侵入（他人土地或建筑物）
to go onto someone's land or enter their building without permission
I hope this is a public footpath and we're not trespassing on someone's land. 但愿这是条公共人行道，我们没有擅自闯入别人的地界。
(NOT MORAL)
old use违犯道德（或社会法规）
to do something or act in a way that is not morally acceptable
Phrasal verb
trespass on/upon something 不公正地利用，滥用（他人性格中的优点）
to take unfair advantage of a good quality in someone's character
They said we should stay another night, but I didn't want to trespass on their hospitality. 他们说我们该再呆一晚上，可是我不想过度利用他们的热情好客。
trespass
noun uk/ˈtres.pəs/ us/ˈtres.pæs/
(BREAK LAW)
[ C or U ]擅自进入，侵入（他人土地或建筑物）
the crime of going onto someone's land or entering someone's building without permission
the law of trespass 侵入法
(NOT MORAL)
[ C ] old use（违反道德或宗教律法的）罪过
an offence in which you break a moral or religious law
Forgive us our trespasses. 原谅我们的罪过。