burgle [ˈbɜːɡl]
burgle
∗burgle [ˈbɜːgəl]
verbo transitivo
1robar, desvalijar
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burgle [ber-gu
- Our house was/we were burgled -> nos entraron ladrones en casa, nos entraron a robar
va. Robar.
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Verb Conjugation for "burgle"
Imperative
- burgle
- you burgle
- he/she burgles
- we burgle
- you burgle
- they burgle
Preterite
- I burgled
- you burgled
- he/she burgled
- we burgled
- you burgled
- they burgled
Present Continuous
- I am burgling
- you are burgling
- he/she is burgling
- we are burgling
- you are burgling
- they are burgling
Present Perfect
- I have burgled
- you have burgled
- he/she has burgled
- we have burgled
- you have burgled
- they have burgled
Past Continuous
- I was burgling
- you were burgling
- he/she was burgling
- we were burgling
- you were burgling
- they were burgling
Past Perfect
- I had burgled
- you had burgled
- he/she had burgled
- we had burgled
- you had burgled
- they had burgled
Future
- I will burgle
- you will burgle
- he/she will burgle
- we will burgle
- you will burgle
- they will burgle
Future Perfect
- I will have burgled
- you will have burgled
- he/she will have burgled
- we will have burgled
- you will have burgled
- they will have burgled
Future Continuous
- I will be burgling
- you will be burgling
- he/she will be burgling
- we will be burgling
- you will be burgling
- they will be burgling
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been burgling
- you have been burgling
- he/she has been burgling
- we have been burgling
- you have been burgling
- they have been burgling
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been burgling
- you will have been burgling
- he/she will have been burgling
- we will have been burgling
- you will have been burgling
- they will have been burgling
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been burgling
- you had been burgling
- he/she had been burgling
- we had been burgling
- you had been burgling
- they had been burgling
