cambrioler
kɑ̃bʁijɔle
Definition of cambrioler - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
effractionentrer illégalement dans un lieu pour voler
- Les voleurs ont cambriolé la maison pendant les vacances.
- Ils ont tenté de cambrioler la bijouterie en pleine nuit.
- La police a arrêté un homme qui voulait cambrioler une banque.
Expressions with cambrioler
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subir un vol par effraction dans son logement ou ses biens
Ils se sont fait cambrioler pendant leurs vacances.
Origin of cambrioler
français, cambriolage (vol avec effraction)
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- English:burgle, ...
- German:einbrechen, ...
- Italian:scassinare, ...
- Spanish:asaltar, ...
- Portuguese:assaltar, ...
- Chinese:入室盗窃, ...
- Japanese:押し入る, ...
- Arabic:اقتحم, ...
- Hebrew:לִפְרוֹץ וְלִגְנוֹב, ...
- Russian:ограбить, ...
- Ukrainian:обкрадати, ...
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