/ˈtrespəs/
tres·pass
BrE /ˈtrespəs/
NAmE /ˈtrespəs/
[I]
~ (on sth)
to enter land or a building that you do not have permission or the right to enter
He told me I was trespassing on private land.
[I] (old use)
to do sth wrong
ˈtrespass on sth
(formal)
to make unfair use of sb’s time, help, etc.
SYN encroach
I mustn’t trespass on your time any longer.
tres·pass
BrE /ˈtrespəs/
NAmE /ˈtrespəs/
[U, C]
an act of trespassing on land
[C] (old use)
something that you do that is morally wrong
SYN sin