burglars

英 [ˈbɜːgləz]

美 [ˈbɜrglərz]

n.  破门盗贼; 入室窃贼
burglar的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 破门盗窃者；窃贼
  Aburglaris a thief who enters a house or other building by force.
  1. Burglars broke into their home.
     窃贼闯进了他们家。

双语例句

• You know tented houses, they're prime targets for burglars.
  你知道那些帐篷裹着的房子，那都是窃贼的首要目标。
• It must have been stolen by the burglars.
  一定是被窃贼偷去了。
• We have this big dog as a protection against burglars.
  我们养这条大狗是用来防盗贼的。
• The burglars tied up the night watchman with a piece of cord.
  夜盗用一根绳把守夜人捆了起来。
• The burglars took just about anything they could carry.
  窃贼们盗走了所有拿得动的东西。
• He returned to find that burglars had ransacked his office.
  他回来后发现窃贼已把他的办公室洗劫一空。
• I'm sure the burglars waited until my insurance claim was through and came back to clean me out again
  我敢肯定，窃贼们一定是等着我领到了保险赔偿金，然后回来再次把我洗劫一空。
• Somebody must have upped the burglars off that the house would be empty.
  肯定有人告诉了窃贼房子里没有人。
• The burglars were tipped off by a lookout and escaped.
  窃贼得到望风者的通风报信逃跑了。
• As a general rule, burglars are wary about gaining entry from the front or side of a building.
  通常来说，窃贼对从房屋的正面或侧面潜入会比较谨慎。