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1. (n.) burglary
the felony of breaking into and entering the house, office, etc., of another with intent to steal.
Etymology: (1150–1200; ME < AF)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) burglary
entering a building unlawfully with intent to commit a felony or to steal valuable property
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1. (noun) burglary
the crime of robbing a house
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1. (noun) burglary
breaking and entering the dwelling house of another, in the nighttime, with intent to commit a felony therein, whether the felonious purpose be accomplished or not
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Sense: (an act of) illegally entering a house etc to steal
He has been charged with burglary.
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 Afrikaans: inbraak |
 Arabic: السَّطْو عَلى المَنازِلِ |
 Bulgarian: обир с взлом |
 Brazilian: assalto |
 Czech: vloupání, loupež |
 German: der Einbruch |
 Danish: indbrud |
 Greek: διάρρηξη |
 Spanish: robo |
 Estonian: murdvargus |
 Farsi: ورود به جایی برای دزدی |
 Finnish: varkaus |
 French: cambriolage |
 Hebrew: פְּרִיצָה |
 Hindi: चोरी, सेंधमारी |
 Croatian: provala |
 Hungarian: betörés |
 Indonesian: pencurian |
 Icelandic: innbrot |
 Italian: furto (con scasso) |
 Japanese: 夜盗 |
 Korean: 불법 주거 침입 |
 Lithuanian: įsilaužimas |
 Latvian: zādzība ielaužoties |
 Malay: kecurian |
 Dutch: inbraak |
 Norwegian: innbrudd(styveri) |
 Polish: włamanie |
 Persian: ورود به جایی برای دزدی |
 Pashto: د غلا لپاره چیرته ننوتل |
 Portuguese: assalto |
 Romanian: spargere |
 Russian: кража со взломом |
 Slovak: krádež, vlámanie |
 Slovenian: vlom |
 Serbian: provalništvo |
 Swedish: inbrott |
 Thai: การบุกเข้ามาขโมยของในบ้าน |
 Turkish: ev soyma, hırsızlık |
 Taiwanese: 闖空門 |
 Ukrainian: крадіжка зі зломом |
 Urdu: نقب زنی ، چوری |
 Vietnamese: sự ăn trộm |
 Chinese: 入户行窃，盗窃 |
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