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Meanings of burglarise in English
Synonyms
Examples for "heist"
Examples for "heist"
1
The Bangladesh heist led financial institutions around the globe to bolster security.
2
King of thieves is that increasingly common thing, the senior heist movie.
3
Sometimes, however, if we got shorthanded I'd go on the heist myself.
4
There is nothing conventional about either bank heist or bank heist film.
5
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1
This wouldn't be a good house to burgle if anyone was home.
2
There being no fear of interruption I proceeded to burgle the house.
3
It was nothing less than to burgle the house of the gnoles.
4
Did you burgle his mind and plant your own truths in there?
5
Alec and I are going to burgle the Basket Street theater tonight.
1
This attempt to burglarize the house betrayed the caliber of the enemy.
2
You were going to burglarize Crystal's apartment on Saturday night, weren't you?
3
Your god stuff might be able to burglarize their god stuff.
4
I shall never burglarize another house-atleast not until the June magazines are out.
5
Anyway, what sort of idiot would burglarize a beauty shop?
Usage of burglarise in English
1
Who would dare attempt to burglarise the Château de Montalais?
2
Examples include trucks instead of lorries, movies for films, etc... Americanisms such as burglarise for burgle are not deemed acceptable.
3
To burglarise it with the sanction of State and Church, perhaps, and to escape with the connivance of both after she's got all she wants.
4
He didn't relish coming every time to see if the store was being burglarised.
5
"Now, then," he muttered, "I will burglarise a house and get money."
6
If he had succeeded in murdering me that night, I don't doubt he would have burglarised the château soon after.
7
She said she assumed they were gone forever when her home was burglarised a few years later, and the thieves made off with the suitcase.
8
A 22-year-old man suspected of burglarising homes in Florida drowned and was partially eaten by an alligator after he waded into a lake, apparently to(...)
Frequent collocations
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