Bill was killed by an intruder.
Source: tatoeba (34487)
Intruder
//ənˈtɹudɚ//
Synonyms for "intruder" (59 found)
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Related words (29)
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38 translations across 29 languages.
Arabic
2 entries- دَخِيل noun (someone who intrudes)
- مُقْتَحِم noun (someone who intrudes)
Bulgarian
2 entries- натрапник noun (someone who intrudes)
- неканен гост noun (someone who intrudes)
Catalan
1 entries- intrús noun (someone who intrudes)
Czech
1 entries- vetřelec noun (someone who intrudes)
Dutch
1 entries- indringer noun (someone who intrudes)
Finnish
2 entries- tunkeilija noun (someone who intrudes)
- tunkeutuja noun (someone who intrudes)
French
2 entries- importun noun (someone who intrudes)
- intrus noun (someone who intrudes)
German
1 entries- Eindringling noun (someone who intrudes)
Greek
2 entries- εισβολέας noun (someone who intrudes)
- παρείσακτος noun (someone who intrudes)
Hindi
1 entries- घुसपैठिया noun (someone who intrudes)
Icelandic
1 entries- boðflenna noun (someone who intrudes)
Indonesian
1 entries- penyusup noun (someone who intrudes)
Italian
1 entries- intruso noun (someone who intrudes)
Japanese
1 entries- 侵入者 noun (someone who intrudes)
Korean
1 entries- 불법 침입자 noun (someone who intrudes)
Latin
1 entries- interventor noun (someone who intrudes)
Lithuanian
1 entries- įsibrovėlis noun (someone who intrudes)
Macedonian
1 entries- натрапник noun (someone who intrudes)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- inntrenger noun (someone who intrudes)
Norwegian Nynorsk
2 entries- inntrengjar noun (someone who intrudes)
- intrengar noun (someone who intrudes)
Polish
1 entries- intruz noun (someone who intrudes)
Portuguese
1 entries- intruso noun (someone who intrudes)
Russian
2 entries- наруши́тель noun (someone who intrudes)
- наруши́тельница noun (someone who intrudes)
Scottish Gaelic
1 entries- sgimilear noun (someone who intrudes)
Serbo-Croatian
1 entries- uljez noun (someone who intrudes)
Skolt Sami
1 entries- čäŋŋõõtti noun (someone who intrudes)
Spanish
3 entries- intrusa noun (someone who intrudes)
- intrusete noun (someone who intrudes)
- intruso noun (someone who intrudes)
Swedish
1 entries- inkräktare noun (someone who intrudes)
Turkish
1 entries- davetsiz misafir noun (someone who intrudes)
Sample sentences
11 total sentences available.
The dogs barked furiously at the intruder.
Source: tatoeba (239117)
A would-be thief got a big surprise when a group of women chanting "Jesus" scared the intruder away from their commune.
Source: tatoeba (2830149)
The intruder lunged at Tom with a knife.
Source: tatoeba (3058144)
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