el
masculine
/inˈtɾuso/
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Translation
intruder
Word origin
From Latin intrusus, the past participle of intrudere ('to thrust in'), from in- ('in') plus trudere ('to thrust').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- intrudere
- English cognates
- intrude, intrusion
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralintrusos
Examples
ladró .
The dog barked when it detected an intruder in the garden.
.
The alarm went off and the intruder ran away.
intrusa .
She felt like an intruder at that family gathering.
cualquier .
The system blocks any intruder on the network.
.
Nobody knew how the intruder had got into the house.
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