0 past simple and past participle of burgle
If one is poor and burgled it is much worse than if one is wealthy and insured.
If a house is burgled, the public expect the people involved to be caught and punished.
I have not been burgled since the park was built.
My constituents have had their house burgled and their children spat on.
The good, honest local criminal burgled only the next street.
Those are people who could be bugged and burgled.
To meet the person who has burgled one enables one to objectify those anxieties and fears and to realise that a particular person was responsible.
I live in a large block of flats where it is easy to get burgled.
