攻入

攻入 means 'to break into' or 'to infiltrate,' typically referring to entering a place by force or bypassing security. It is often used in contexts of military action, hacking, or unauthorized entry.

The character 攻 (gōng) originally meant 'to attack' or 'to assault,' while 入 (rù) means 'to enter' or 'to go in.' Together, they form a compound verb that emphasizes the act of forcefully entering a restricted area.

攻入 is commonly used in news reports about cyberattacks, military operations, or even in sports to describe a team breaking through an opponent's defense. It carries a strong connotation of penetration and intrusion, often implying a breach of security or defenses.