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housebreaker

/ˈhaʊsˌbreɪ.kər/

Traduction: Personne qui s'introduit illégalement dans une maison avec l'intention de voler ou de commettre d'autres crimes, ou personne qui démolit des bâtiments.

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noun

/ˈhaʊsˌbreɪ.kər/C1formal
  • frPersonne qui s'introduit illégalement dans une maison avec l'intention de voler ou de commettre d'autres crimes, ou personne qui démolit des bâtiments.

A noun referring to a person who unlawfully enters a house with the intent to commit theft or other crimes, or someone who demolishes buildings.

  1. BurglarB2formal

    A person who unlawfully enters a building, especially a home, with the intent to commit theft or another crime.

    frcambrioleur

    • The housebreaker was caught by the police while trying to escape.
    • Neighbors reported seeing a suspicious person who might be a housebreaker.
    • The security system was installed to deter potential housebreakers.

    Synonymesburglarcat burglarrobbersneak thiefthief

  2. Demolition workerC1formalbritish

    A person or company whose job is to demolish or tear down houses or other structures.

    frDémolisseur de bâtiments

    • The housebreaker crew arrived early to start demolishing the old building.
    • He worked as a housebreaker for a construction company.
    • The housebreaker used heavy machinery to bring down the walls safely.

    Synonymeshousewreckerwrecker

Formes
  • housebreakers plural form
  • housebreakers' possessive plural form
  • housebreaker's possessive singular form
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