burgled

英 [ˈbɜːɡld]

美 [ˈbɜːrɡld]

v.  入室盗窃
burgle的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：burgled　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 破门盗窃；入室盗窃
  If a buildingis burgled, a thief enters it by force and steals things.
  1. I found that my flat had been burgled...
     我发现我的公寓被盗了。
  2. I thought we had been burgled...
     我想我们被盗了。
  3. Two teenagers burgled the home of Mr Jones's mother.
     两个少年闯进了琼斯先生的母亲家里行窃。

in AM, use 美国英语用 burglarize

双语例句

• The man whose house he had burgled and ransacked.
  曾被他破门而入将房内东西洗劫一空的那个人。
• I searched the room, to no avail, and realized my room had been burgled while I'd been out.
  我找遍了整个房间，一无所获。我意识到，房间一定是在我外出期间失窃了。
• Two teenagers burgled the home of Mr Jones's mother.
  两个少年闯进了琼斯先生的母亲家里行窃。
• If you're not insured and you get burgled, you have no come-back.
  没投保险而遭偷窃，就得不到赔偿。
• It's a miracle anyone ever gets burgled at all.
  根本没人被盗可真是奇迹。
• On their return they discovered that their house had been burgled.
  他们回来后发现屋子被人盗窃过。
• At university one of new flatmates came downstairs late one night and I thought we were being burgled.
  大学时，我的一位新室友在深夜时分下楼来（完全没化妆），而我还以为我家被破门盗窃了。
• Britain was the most burgled country in the EU, although it had more burglar alarms than any country except Ireland.
  英国是欧盟入室盗窃行为最严重的国家，尽管英国的防盗警铃比爱尔兰以外的任何国家都多。
• Now, some of you are going to be burgled.
  现在，你们中一些人将遭到偷窃。
• The law of averages, you can safely assume that you will be burgled at some time.
  根据平均律，你可以有把握地认为，你迟早会遭到撬窃的。