🌟 난입 (亂入)

Noun  

1. 여럿이 어지럽게 마구 들어가거나 들어옴.

1. INTRUSION; TRESPASSING: Many people rushing to enter or rushing into a place.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • Google translate 장내 난입.
    Invasion of the hall.
  • Google translate 적군의 난입.
    Enemy invasion.
  • Google translate 난입을 막다.
    Stop the intrusion.
  • Google translate 난입을 하다.
    Break in.
  • Google translate 불법 시위대의 국회 난입을 막기 위해 경찰이 동원되었다.
    Police were mobilized to prevent illegal demonstrators from breaking into the national assembly.
  • Google translate 야구 경기 종료 후 흥분한 관중들의 장내 난입으로 경기장이 순식간에 아수라장이 되었다.
    After the baseball game, the stadium was in a shambles in an instant due to the excitement of the crowd.
  • Google translate 오늘 백화점 세일에 많은 사람들이 몰렸다며?
    I heard a lot of people gathered at the department store sale today.
    Google translate 응. 백화점 문이 열리자마자 수많은 사람들이 한꺼번에 난입을 하다가 부상자까지 생겼어.
    Yeah. as soon as the department store door opened, a lot of people stormed in at once, and there were even injuries.

난입: intrusion; trespassing,らんにゅう【乱入】。らいしゅう【来襲】。しんにゅう【侵入】,irruption, envahissement,intrusión, invasión,دخول غير مدعوّ ، دخول عنوةً ، اقتحام,дайрч орох, зөвшөөрөлгүй орох, хулгайгаар орох, нууцаар нэвтрэх,sự ra vào lộn xộn,การบุก, การบุกรุก, การละเมิด, การล่วงล้ำ,penyelonongan, satron, intrusi, masuk tanpa izin, menerobos,вторжение; нашествие,闯入,闯进,

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: 난입 (나ː닙) 난입이 (나ː니비) 난입도 (나ː닙또) 난입만 (나ː님만)
📚 Derivative: 난입하다(亂入하다): 여럿이 어지럽게 마구 들어가거나 들어오다.

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