No. 12,173 in Spanish
intrusos
"Intrusos" means "intruders."
In a sentence
Los guardias expulsaron a los intrusos del edificio.
The guards removed the intruders from the building.
Here, 'intrusos' refers to people who have entered a place without permission.
Al analizar el sistema informático detectamos varios intrusos.
When analyzing the computer system, we detected several intruders.
In this case, 'intrusos' is used figuratively to describe unauthorized entries in a computer system.
Los invitados inesperados fueron percibidos como intrusos en la fiesta.
The unexpected guests were perceived as intruders at the party.
'Intrusos' is used here to describe individuals whose presence is unwelcome in a social context.
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