burgle
burgle — 動詞
- burglepresent simple I / you / we / they
- burgleshe / she / it
- burgledpast simple
- burgling-ing form
1. to go into a house or other building without permission and take things that bel
闖入行竊
非法進入建築物偷竊
to go into a house or other building without permission and take things that belong to the people who live or work there, often by damaging a door or window to get in
Thieves burgled Elena's flat while she was visiting family in another city.
竊賊趁 Elena 去外縣市探望家人時闖入她的公寓行竊。
burgle + [person]'s flat/house
Police arrested two teenagers who had burgled several shops in Emre's neighbourhood.
警方逮捕了兩名在 Emre 住的社區闖入多家商店行竊的青少年。
past perfect: had burgled + location
Sumin's house was burgled last month and the thieves took her jewellery and laptop.
Sumin 的房子上個月遭闖入行竊，小偷拿走了她的珠寶和筆記型電腦。
Anjali arrived home to find that someone had burgled her apartment and taken her television.
Anjali 回到家發現有人闖入她的公寓，偷走了她的電視。
The old museum in Lakan's town was burgled three times before they installed security cameras.
Lakan 家鄉的那間老舊博物館被闖入行竊三次後才裝了監視器。
- burglarize
Standard American English equivalent; more formal in tone
- break into
More general — can describe forced entry without theft
- rob
Applies to stealing from a person or place, often with force or threat
文法句型
burgle + building/premises
be burgled (passive)
用法筆記
Commonly used in the passive voice (be burgled). The object is always a building or premises, never a person.