invasive

causing problems by entering or spreading in a place where you are not wanted

invasivo, intrusivo

• [T + obj]
• [predicative adjective]

Collocations invasive species · invasive advertising

• The hospital has a policy to prevent invasive procedures.

  El hospital tiene una política para prevenir procedimientos invasivos.

someone who behaves in an unwelcome or intrusive way

intruso, molesto

• [T + obj]

Collocations invasive person · invasive behavior

• She was annoyed by the invasive nature of his questions.

  Estaba molesta por la naturaleza intrusiva de sus preguntas.

designed to enter and change the data or programs of a computer system without permission

malicioso, dañino (para el sistema)

• [T + obj]

Collocations invasive software · invasive virus

• The company's network was attacked by invasive malware.

  La red de la empresa fue atacada por malware invasivo.

relating to medical procedures that enter the body and may cause pain or damage

invasivo, quirúrgico

• [T + obj]

Collocations invasive treatment · invasive surgery

• The patient underwent an invasive heart procedure.

  El paciente se sometió a un procedimiento cardíaco invasivo.

relating to plants or animals that spread quickly and harm the local environment

invasivo, exótico (perjudicial)

• [T + obj]

Collocations invasive species · invasive plant

• The invasive species is threatening the native wildlife.

  La especie invasiva está amenazando a la vida silvestre nativa.