intruder
ಅನಾಹುತ
definition
noun
That having been done, we know we are not dealing with a robber or an ordinary intruder , do we not?
a person who intrudes, especially into a building with criminal intent.
translation of 'intruder'
ಕರೆಯದೆ-ಬರುವವನು,
ಅನಾಹುತ
noun
ಕದ್ದುಬರುವವಳು,
ಕದ್ದುಬರುವವನು
example
Like me, they know how it feels to have your most private space invaded by an 'intruder' .
The 'intruder' left the premises, taking a quantity of money and other items.
A woman today told of her terror as she fought with an 'intruder' trying to burgle her home at night.
Police said last night that the 'intruder' may have been working with an accomplice who waited outside the flat.
The temptation is for the 'intruder' to go to the open part of the premises in order to attempt to commit an offence.
The choice between trapping and evicting an 'intruder' is a recurring dilemma in cyber security.
The property is fairly isolated and an 'intruder' would not be easy to spot without someone being on site permanently.
the 'intruder' had pulled out drawers and dumped their contents on the floor
He is apparently viewed as a troublemaker and an 'intruder' who should be ousted as soon as possible.
That having been done, we know we are not dealing with a robber or an ordinary 'intruder' , do we not?
The owner of a mail order lingerie business which was ransacked by burglars has spoken of her disgust at the 'intruders' .
He denied attacking his wife and setting fire to the house and alleged that it had been done by 'intruders' .
He lay in wait for the 'intruders' , having been the victim of earlier burglaries, chased them out of the house and shot them both.
The intruder, or 'intruders' , then found the safe key and helped themselves to the cash within.
Birds do this by pretending to have a broken wing, to pull 'intruders' away from their nests.
As proved in the dismissal of the whole rewriting the law on 'intruders' .
A terrified burglary victim was threatened with an axe after finding 'intruders' in his home.
The 'intruders' are believed to have got into the building through an unlocked door.
Back then, 'intruders' were not prosecuted, but were dealt with a little more severely.
Doors and windows at the Barfield Road building have been damaged by vandals and 'intruders' in recent weeks.
If any 'intruders' were to come into the house at that particular time, I'd have whacked them.
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