infest
part of speech
verb (infests, infested, infesting)
meaning for a pupil
To infest a place is to fill it with many pests or harmful creatures, so that they are a problem. tree →
sense in the lessons
monsters or robbers that overrun a land or road in a tale
examples
- Rats infested the old barn. tree →
- The forest was infested with wolves. tree →
- Robbers infested the mountain road. tree →
- Fleas infested the dog's bed. tree →
note
infest gives no count; it only says there are very many, so no number is used
Trees and pragmatics
Every meaning and example of «infest» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.