Burgle (to ) conjugation

English
36 examples
This verb can also mean the following: take the ball legally from an opposing player, commit, take, commit burglary

Conjugation of burgle

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
burgle
burgle
burgles
burgle
burgle
burgle
Future Simple
will burgle
will burgle
will burgle
will burgle
will burgle
will burgle
Past Simple
burgled
burgled
burgled
burgled
burgled
burgled
Conditional Simple
would burgle
would burgle
would burgle
would burgle
would burgle
would burgle
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am burgling
are burgling
is burgling
are burgling
are burgling
are burgling
Future Progressive
will be burgling
will be burgling
will be burgling
will be burgling
will be burgling
will be burgling
Past Progressive
was burgling
were burgling
was burgling
were burgling
were burgling
were burgling
Conditional Progressive
would be burgling
would be burgling
would be burgling
would be burgling
would be burgling
would be burgling
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have burgled
have burgled
has burgled
have burgled
have burgled
have burgled
Future Perfect
will have burgled
will have burgled
will have burgled
will have burgled
will have burgled
will have burgled
Past Perfect
had burgled
had burgled
had burgled
had burgled
had burgled
had burgled
Conditional Perfect
would have burgled
would have burgled
would have burgled
would have burgled
would have burgled
would have burgled
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been burgling
have been burgling
has been burgling
have been burgling
have been burgling
have been burgling
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been burgling
will have been burgling
will have been burgling
will have been burgling
will have been burgling
will have been burgling
Past Perfect Progressive
had been burgling
had been burgling
had been burgling
had been burgling
had been burgling
had been burgling
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been burgling
would have been burgling
would have been burgling
would have been burgling
would have been burgling
would have been burgling

Examples of burgle

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
Bender loves to burgle!
Did you burgle Douglas Murray's flat at the instigation of Sir Edward Chambers?
Did you burgle the Drakes?
Go down and burgle something.
He got into the house, to burgle us.
Bender loves to burgle!
Did you burgle Douglas Murray's flat at the instigation of Sir Edward Chambers?
Did you burgle the Drakes?
Go down and burgle something.
He got into the house, to burgle us.
And now someone burgles the dead man's cottage.
No burglar worth his burgles would take the bait if they saw your tiny-ass apartments.
Pick an expensive car, then you call an associate, who burgles the home of its owner while they're out.
And now someone burgles the dead man's cottage.
No burglar worth his burgles would take the bait if they saw your tiny-ass apartments.
Pick an expensive car, then you call an associate, who burgles the home of its owner while they're out.
- Have they burgled the cathedral?
- I got burgled yesterday.
- Maybe we've been burgled. We haven't been burgled, Howard.
- My God, you've been burgled already.
- Oh, my God, have you been burgled?
"And stop burgling his bloody office. "
# This beautiful bum boy # Is now doing time # Is burgling turds
- Burglar, do your burgling!
- Oh, well the art of burgling is really, you know the art of being unobtrusive.
- What have trolls to do with burgling?
- Have they burgled the cathedral?
- I got burgled yesterday.
- Maybe we've been burgled. We haven't been burgled, Howard.
- My God, you've been burgled already.
- Oh, my God, have you been burgled?
"And stop burgling his bloody office. "
# This beautiful bum boy # Is now doing time # Is burgling turds
- Burglar, do your burgling!
- Oh, well the art of burgling is really, you know the art of being unobtrusive.
- What have trolls to do with burgling?

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