| 释义 | See  walkSomeone's walked off with my coat. Synonyms trouser (slang) knock off (slang) half-inch (old-fashioned, slang) blag (slang) peculate (literary)He walked off with a £2,000 prize.Additional synonymsDefinition to gain by hard work or effort There are many who will work hard to achieve these goals.Synonyms accomplish,  reach,  fulfil,  finish,  complete,  gain,  perform,  earn,  do,  get,  win,  carry out,  realize,  obtain,  conclude,  acquire,  execute,  bring about,  attain,  consummate,  procure,  bring off (informal),  effectuate,  put the tin lid onDefinition to get or develop (something such as an object, trait, or ability) She has acquired a 50% stake in the company.Synonyms get,  win,  buy,  receive,  land (informal),  score (slang),  gain,  achieve,  earn,  pick up,  bag,  secure,  collect,  gather,  realize,  obtain,  attain,  amass,  procure,  come into possession ofDefinition to take for one's own use without permission What do they think about your appropriating their music and culture?Synonyms steal,  take,  nick (slang, British),  pocket,  trouser (slang),  pinch (informal),  pirate,  poach,  swipe (slang),  lift (informal),  knock off (slang),  heist (US, slang),  embezzle,  blag (slang),  pilfer,  misappropriate,  snitch (slang),  purloin,  filch,  plagiarize,  thieve,  peculate (literary)Nearby words ofwalk off or away with somethingwalk all over someonewalk in on someonewalk of lifewalk off or away with somethingwalk outwalk out on someonewalker
Additional synonymsDefinition to manage to do or get (something) He's halfway to attaining his pilot's licence.Synonyms obtain,  get,  win,  reach,  effect,  land (informal),  score (slang),  complete,  gain,  achieve,  earn,  secure,  realize,  acquire,  fulfil,  accomplish,  grasp,  reap, procureDefinition to receive payments of (taxes, dues, or contributions) They collected donations for a fund to help the earthquake victims.Synonyms raise,  secure,  gather,  obtain,  acquire,  muster, solicitDefinition to steal in small amounts I filched some notes from his wallet.Synonyms steal,  take,  thieve,  pinch (informal),  lift (informal),  nick (slang, British),  trouser (slang),  abstract,  rip off (slang),  cabbage (British, slang),  swipe (slang),  knock off (slang),  crib (informal),  half-inch (old-fashioned, slang),  embezzle,  pilfer,  walk off with,  misappropriate,  purloin (formal),  snaffle (British, informal)Definition to acquire (something desirable) Students can gain valuable experience doing part-time work.Synonyms acquire,  get,  receive,  achieve,  earn,  pick up,  win,  secure,  collect,  gather,  obtain,  build up,  attain,  glean, procureDefinition to come into possession of The problem was how to get enough food.Synonyms obtain,  receive,  gain,  acquire,  win,  land (informal),  score (slang),  achieve,  net,  pick up,  bag,  secure,  attain,  reap,  get hold of,  come by,  glean,  procure,  get your hands on,  come into possession ofDefinition  to plagiarize (music or writing) a cartoonish device lifted from a Laurel and Hardy sequenceSynonyms steal,  take,  copy,  appropriate,  nick (slang, British),  pocket,  trouser (slang),  pinch (informal),  pirate,  cabbage (British, slang),  knock off (slang),  crib (informal),  half-inch (old-fashioned, slang),  blag (slang),  pilfer,  purloin (formal),  plagiarize, thieveDefinition to take and use money dishonestly I have not misappropriated any funds whatsoever.Synonyms steal,  embezzle,  pocket,  misuse,  knock off (slang),  swindle,  misspend,  trouser (slang),  misapply,  defalcate,  cabbage (British, slang), peculateDefinition  to steal We used to nick biscuits from the kitchen.Synonyms steal,  pinch (informal),  swipe (slang),  pilfer,  finger (slang),  trouser (slang),  knock off (slang),  snitch (slang)Definition to gain possession of Evans was trying to obtain a false passport.Synonyms get,  gain,  acquire,  land (informal),  net,  pick up,  bag,  secure,  get hold of,  come by,  procure,  get your hands on,  score (slang),  come into possession ofDefinition  to embezzle (public money)Synonyms steal,  appropriate,  rob,  trouser (slang),  defraud,  knock off (slang),  embezzle,  pilfer,  misappropriate,  purloin (formal),  misapply,  defalcateAdditional synonymsDefinition to steal (minor items) in small quantities Staff were pilfering cash from the bar.Synonyms steal,  take,  rob,  lift (informal),  nick (slang, British),  appropriate,  trouser (slang),  rifle,  pinch (informal),  cabbage (British, slang),  swipe (slang),  knock off (slang),  embezzle,  blag (slang),  walk off with,  snitch (slang),  purloin,  filch,  snaffle (British, informal), thieveDefinition  to steal pickpockets who pinched his walletSynonyms steal,  rob,  snatch,  lift (informal),  nick (slang, British),  trouser (slang),  cabbage (British, slang),  swipe (slang),  knock off (slang),  blag (slang),  pilfer,  snitch (slang),  purloin,  filch,  snaffle (British, informal)Definition to steal (an idea, employee, or player) allegations that it had poached members from other unionsSynonyms take,  steal,  appropriate,  snatch (informal),  nab (informal), purloinDefinition to get or provide It was difficult to procure food and other daily necessitites.Synonyms obtain,  get,  find,  buy,  win,  land (informal),  score (slang),  gain,  earn,  pick up,  purchase,  secure,  appropriate,  acquire,  manage to get,  get hold of,  come by,  lay hands onDefinition  to steal He was caught purloining books from the library.Synonyms steal,  rob,  lift (informal),  nick (slang, British),  appropriate,  trouser (slang),  pinch (informal),  cabbage (British, slang),  swipe (slang),  knock off (slang),  blag (slang),  pilfer,  walk off with,  snitch (slang),  filch,  prig (British, slang),  snaffle (British, informal), thieveDefinition  to steal (something) People kept trying to swipe my copy of the New York Times.Synonyms steal,  nick (slang, British),  pinch (informal),  lift (informal),  appropriate,  trouser (slang),  cabbage (British, slang),  knock off (slang),  make off with,  pilfer,  purloin (formal),  filch,  snaffle (British, informal)Definition to obtain possession of (something), often dishonestly The burglars took just about anything they could carry.Synonyms steal,  nick (slang, British),  appropriate,  pocket,  trouser (slang),  pinch (informal),  cabbage (British, slang),  carry off,  swipe (slang),  knock off (slang),  run off with,  blag (slang),  walk off with,  misappropriate,  cart off (slang),  purloin,  filch,  help yourself to,  gain possession ofDefinition to steal other people's possessions These people can't help thieving.Synonyms steal,  nick (slang, British),  rob,  pinch (informal),  cabbage (British, slang),  poach,  plunder,  half-inch (old-fashioned, slang),  embezzle,  blag (slang),  pilfer,  snitch (slang),  purloin,  filch,  have sticky fingers (informal), peculate |