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Collocations for "burglar"

Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "burglar" in context.

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burglar

n as adj

the burglar alarm went off
a burglar alarm system
[install, get] a burglar alarm

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'burglar' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

cat - knee - lever - loot - mash - mask - nail - net - scale - trap

Forum discussions with the word(s) "burglar" in the title:

A burglar at the Berwick Inn forced a fruit machine to steal £40. - English Only forum
a burglar disguised as/dressed as Santa Claus - English Only forum
a citizen's arrest of a suspected burglar - English Only forum
Admitted burglar learning to be a better man in prison - English Only forum
Break or come into my house [burglar] - English Only forum
Burglar - Squirrel - English Only forum
Burglar Bill - English Only forum
burglar vs. thief - English Only forum
Burglar was waiting at the staircase - English Only forum
burglar, burgle, burglarize - English Only forum
Burglar, Thief, Robber...??? - English Only forum
I saw the burglar climbing over the fence [interpretation] - English Only forum
I suppose I must get a burglar alarm, too. - English Only forum
stage-burglar - English Only forum
the burglar alarm rang/sounded/went off - English Only forum
the police caught the burglar - English Only forum
we’re having a burglar alarm put in - English Only forum
What if I <was><had been> a cat-burglar - English Only forum

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