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Meanings of real burglar in English
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Usage of real burglar in English
1
It's lucky you're not a real burglar.
2
I never knew a real burglar but I see now you don't look a bit like one.
3
It isn't a very big one, and I suppose a real burglar wouldn't have much trouble in opening it.
4
The two girls, as they lay watching him from under the covers, guessed that this man was a real burglar.
5
Real burglars, like rattlesnakes, are not likely to be dangerous except when they are disturbed.
6
But they turned the tables by capturing the real burglars, and defeating the mean plans of the Fogers.
7
"He must be a real burglar," Connie said during one of these gatherings.
8
"Maybe these last burglars weren't real burglars," I suggested.
9
"I can scarcely believe," said Aunt Martha, "that that young man is a real burglar."
10
"But the real burglar-
11
"By George, it's a good joke; you and I trying to choke each other, while the real burglar makes off."