break into Copy link Outline 1. irrumpo, 3 (with or without a prep.)2. intrōrumpo, 33. invādo, si, sum, 3 (with acc. or with prep. in) • break into: to effect an entrance into a house, etc. by force: 1. irrumpo, 3 (with or without a prep.): to b. into anyone's house, domum alicujus ir., Caes.; ir. intra tecta, Sen.: v. to burst in. 2. intrōrumpo, 3: to b. straight into a house, int. recta in aedes, Pl.: Caes. 3. invādo, si, sum, 3 (with acc. or with prep. in): to b. into a city, urbem in., Virg.; in urbem in., Virg. Phr.: to b. into houses and rob one's neighbours, parietes perfodere, vicinos compilare, Cic.