Traducción de trespasser – Diccionario Inglés-Español

trespasser

/ˈtres.pə.sər/ us

/ˈtres.pæs.ɚ/

CRIMINAL

a person who goes onto someone's land or enters their building without permission

intruso, intrusa

Can't you read the sign? It says "Trespassers will be prosecuted!" ¿No lees el cartel? Dice "¡Los intrusos serán detenidos!"

A sign warns trespassers they may be shot.

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Burglars, trespassers, and even hardened criminals must be guaranteed basic rights.
He and his colleagues are constantly frustrated by persistent vandals and trespassers.
They're on special lookout for thieves and trespassers.

IMMORAL PERSON

a person who does something or acts in a way that is not morally acceptable

pecador, pecadora, transgresor, transgresora

Forgiveness can only take place when the trespasser is repentant.

They would stand on the pavements singing hymns, while the sinning trespasser was being verbally abused. Estaban en las aceras cantando himnos mientras se abusaba verbalmente del pecador transgresor.

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The man who steals is often less of a moral trespasser than the man who gives.
The trespasser intended to end another's life, but he has only destroyed his own.

(Traducción de trespasser del Cambridge English-Spanish Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)