Burglarproof: meaning, definitions and examples
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burglarproof
[ ˈbɜːrɡlərpruːf ]
security feature
Burglarproof refers to the capability of a property or object to resist burglary attempts and to secure an area against unauthorized access. This can include physical barriers, such as strong locks or reinforced doors, as well as alarm systems designed to alert homeowners of any breaches. The term emphasizes an enhanced level of security that helps protect valuables and ensure the safety of inhabitants. Utilizing burglarproof measures is crucial for homeowners in preventing theft and ensuring a sense of safety.
Synonyms
fortified, protected, safe, secure.
Examples of usage
- The house was equipped with burglarproof windows.
- She installed burglarproof locks on all the doors.
- The store used burglarproof display cases for valuable items.
Translations
Translations of the word "burglarproof" in other languages:
🇵🇹 à prova de arrombamento
🇮🇳 चोरी-रोधी
🇩🇪 einbruchsicher
🇮🇩 anti pencurian
🇺🇦 захищений від крадіжки
🇵🇱 odporny na włamanie
🇯🇵 防犯の
🇫🇷 anti-effraction
🇪🇸 a prueba de robos
🇹🇷 hırsızlığa dayanıklı
🇰🇷 도난 방지
🇸🇦 مضاد للسرقة
🇨🇿 odolný proti vloupání
🇸🇰 odolný voči vlámaniu
🇨🇳 防盗的
🇸🇮 odporen na vlom
🇮🇸 þjófavörn
🇰🇿 ұрлыққа қарсы
🇬🇪 ქურდობის საწინააღმდეგო
🇦🇿 oğurluğa qarşı
🇲🇽 a prueba de robos
Etymology
The term 'burglarproof' combines two words: 'burglar' and 'proof.' The word 'burglar' originates from the late 19th century, derived from the word 'burgle,' which means to break into a building with intent to commit theft. This word itself is thought to come from the earlier term 'burg,' which historically refers to a fortified town or castle, symbolizing the idea of protection. The 'proof' part of the term comes from the Middle English 'proven', borrowed from the Latin 'probare,' meaning to test or establish. Thus, burglarproof conveys the concept of a structure being tested and proven against burglary attempts, ultimately creating a sense of security for homeowners.