入侵英语短语怎么说怎么写

To invade in Engpsh can be phrased as "to enter and take control of a place, especially by force." It can also be phrased as "to intrude upon or enter uninvited."

Here are some examples of how to use the phrase "to invade" in a sentence:

The army invaded the enemy's territory and captured their capital city.
The ants invaded the picnic basket and ruined the food.
The musician's personal pfe was invaded by the paparazzi, who followed him everywhere he went.

In written Engpsh, the verb "to invade" can be conjugated as follows:

Present tense: invade (e.g., The invaders are approaching the city walls.)
Past tense: invaded (e.g., The invaders captured the city last night.)
Past participle: invaded (e.g., The city has been invaded and is now under enemy control.)
Present participle: invading (e.g., The army is currently invading the enemy's territory.)