burglary

UK:  ['bɜː(r)ɡləri]

US:  ['bɜrɡləri]

复数：burglaries  

n.

1.盗窃;夜盗罪

2.失窃

1 . Most of the victims from the San Miguel fire identified so far were in their twenties and had been sentenced on theft or burglary charges.
大多数圣米格尔监狱火灾遇难者都是二十多岁的年轻人，所犯的罪行大多为偷盗或入室行窃。

2 . Apart from his burglary habit, the viewers do not really know too much about him.
此角十分有趣，但观众除了知道他喜欢偷窃外，对这个人物的认识不会太多。

3 . The facts of the burglary at the vicarage came to us chiefly through the medium of the vicar and his wife.
牧师家里失窃的消息主要是通过牧师和他的夫人才传到我们这儿来的。

4 . He was encouraged into shoplifting and burglary by his parents and was first locked up when he was 14.
马森的父母教唆他去商店和别人家中行窃，在他十四岁的时候他就第一次被关押起来。

5 . A week after the release of Valentine, 9762, there was a new safe-burglary in Richmond , Indiana.
在9762号范林丁释放一周之后，印第安那州的里土满又发生了共同保险柜被盗事件。