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violate
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- Conjugation :
past
violated
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ing
violating
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Derivatives :
n
violator
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adj
violative
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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- violate
['vaɪəleɪt]
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1.
vt.
[frm]
[+law, agreement]
违背
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2.
vt.
[frm]
[+peace, privacy]
侵犯
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3.
vt.
[frm]
[+tomb]
亵渎
Collins English-English Dictionary
- violate
['vaɪə"leɪt]
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1.
vt.
[tr]
to break, disregard, or infringe (a law, agreement, etc)
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2.
vt.
to rape or otherwise sexually assault
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3.
vt.
to disturb rudely or improperly; break in upon
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4.
vt.
to treat irreverently or disrespectfully; outrage
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he violated a sanctuary
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5.
vt.
[obsolete]
to mistreat physically
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6.
adj
[archaic]
violated or dishonoured
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7.
adj
[Etymology]
C15: from Latin violare to do violence to, from vis strength
Examples
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to violate someone's privacy
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侵扰(某人)(如闯入私宅等)
→ violate
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to violate someone's sense of decency
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伤害某人的自尊心
→ violate
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触犯法律
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violate (or break) the law
→ 触犯
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犯纪律
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violate discipline
→ 犯
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干犯法纪
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break the law and violate discipline
→ 干犯
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犯忌讳
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violate (or break) a taboo; offend a person's sensitivity; touch a person's sore spot
→ 忌讳
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冒犯禁令
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violate a prohibition
→ 冒犯
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破坏人权
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violate human rights
→ 破坏
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破坏停战协定
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violate an armistice agreement
→ 破坏
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侵犯领土和主权
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violate a country's territorial integrity and sovereignty
→ 侵犯
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