单词 | intruder |
释义 | intruder (ɪntruːdəʳ ) Word forms: intruders countable noun An intruder is a person who goes into a place where they are not supposed to be. Police caught the intruders when they sought hospital treatment. Synonyms: trespasser, burglar, invader, squatter Collocations: keep out intruders You'll also need a good firewall to keep out intruders. Times, Sunday Times The iron gate which will keep out intruders bears the symbol of the double helix. Times, Sunday Times His rear sliding door features a backup grille style door (the kind found in shopping mall stores) to keep out intruders. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 This meant that attendants could greet passengers on arrival, and it helped to keep out intruders. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 They are bounded by security walls to keep out intruders. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Using the simple power of the sun, this solar light will welcome your guests and alarm potential intruders. Times, Sunday Times Once set up, it can help prevent potential intruders from accessing your computer. The Sun Welcome your guests and alarm potential intruders with this solar welcome light. The Sun The entryways were purposefully made small, so that potential intruders would be quickly subdued by guards in a watch tower near the entrance. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Initiating can make you an unwanted intruder. Christianity Today Unfortunately, they will never accept her as one of their own, treating her as a peculiar and unwanted intruder. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The first hedges were remnants of the primeval forest — early farmers left trees around a woodland clearing as a simple boundary, keeping farm animals in and unwanted intruders out. The Sun The main uncertainty was whether the viruses could cross the blood-brain barrier, a membrane that protects the brain against unwanted intruders. Times, Sunday Times A green woodpecker emitted its sharp, quacking alarm call as it saw off two unwanted intruders, a buzzard and a red kite. Times, Sunday Times Yet modernity was in places an unwelcome intruder. Times, Sunday Times But when there's some really unwelcome intruders on the premises? The Sun It's easy for us to view trials as unwelcome intruders in our lives. Christianity Today It sprays unwelcome intruders and gives them a fright. Times, Sunday Times The last two and hawthorn also carry thorns as a barrier to deter unwelcome intruders. The Sun The door handles can be electrified to shock a would-be intruder. Times, Sunday Times Eventually, the would-be intruder left, and after 25 minutes someone from the security company arrived. Times, Sunday Times Sometimes these show the skull and crossbones, to frighten any would-be intruders. The Sun Meanwhile, staff were asked to avoid sharing pictures of their passes on social media to prevent them being copied by would-be intruders. The Sun The centre, which tracks attacks and worms by analyzing firewall records, indicated that would-be intruders are scanning companies for vulnerable systems, and when they find such systems, they attack. Globe and Mail Translations: Chinese: 入侵者 Japanese: 侵入者 |
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