burgle

burgle

美 ['b?rɡl] 　英 [?b??(r)ɡ(?)l]

  • v.破門盜竊；入室偷竊
  • 網絡入室搶劫；夜盜；撬竊

詞形變化

現在分詞：burgling  過去式：burgled  第三人稱單數：burgles  

同義詞

英漢雙解

v.
1.
~ sb/sth
入室盜竊to enter a building illegally, usually using force, and steal from it
We were burgled while we were away(= our house was burgled ) .
我們外出時家里失竊了。
The house next door was burgled.
鄰居家被盜了。

英漢解釋

v.
1.
破門盜竊; 入室偷竊

英英解釋

v.

例句

but it was self - defense . he was trying to burgle me.

但是我是在自衛。當時他想非禮我。

Burglar alarms going off at any time of the day or night serve only to annoy passers-by and actually assist burglars to burgle.

防盜警報器在白天和黑夜的任何時候都會響起來，它的作用只是騷擾過路行人，而實際上卻幫助竊賊入室行竊。

Next time you burgle or stab someone, try this as a defence: "I'm not the police. "

下一次，倘若你入戶盜竊或是持刀捅人，可以這樣辯護：“我不是警察。”

In a similar vein, a paper presented by Ben Vollaard of Tilburg University showed that newly built homes are harder to burgle.

來自蒂爾堡大學的本?沃拉德的一片論文用同樣的方式顯示了新近的住房也更難被扒竊。

At night everybody would leave home with skeleton keys and shaded lanterns and go and burgle a neighbour's house.

一到傍晚，他們手持萬能鑰匙和遮光燈籠出門，走到鄰居家里行竊。

He can trespass , he can burgle.

他可以到處亂闖，他可以偷。