violate
US /ˈvaɪ.ə.leɪt/
UK /ˈvaɪ.ə.leɪt/
1.
melanggar, mencabuli
break or fail to comply with (a rule, agreement, or principle)
:
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They violated the terms of the agreement.
Mereka melanggar syarat-syarat perjanjian.
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The company was accused of violating environmental laws.
Syarikat itu dituduh melanggar undang-undang alam sekitar.
2.
mencabuli, menodai
treat (something sacred) with disrespect or irreverence
:
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The vandals violated the sanctity of the ancient temple.
Para perosak mencabuli kesucian kuil purba itu.
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His actions violated the sacred traditions of his ancestors.
Tindakannya mencabuli tradisi suci nenek moyangnya.
3.
mengganggu, mencabuli
disturb or interrupt (a person's privacy or peace)
:
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The loud music violated my peace and quiet.
Muzik yang kuat itu mengganggu ketenangan saya.
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His constant questioning seemed to violate her personal space.
Soalan-soalannya yang berterusan seolah-olah mencabuli ruang peribadinya.