robber

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Crimerobberrob‧ber /ˈrɒbə $ ˈrɑːbər/ noun [countable] SCCsomeone who steals money or property → thief, burglar Armed robbers broke into the shop and demanded money from the till. a bank robber► see thesaurus at thiefExamples from the Corpusrobber• And armed robbers netted £316 million.• A young teller was shot dead by bank robbers today.• The victim never identified Harris as the robber.• The brightest are wasted: the cunning triumph: the robber barons are back.• The robbers forced bank staff to give them £4000 in cash.• The robber girl gave Gerda the reindeer, and off they went to Lapland.• The robbers opened the strongroom and packed the cash into bags.

单词	robber
释义	robber From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Crimerobberrob‧ber /ˈrɒbə $ ˈrɑːbər/ ●●○ noun [countable] SCCsomeone who steals money or property → thief, burglar Armed robbers broke into the shop and demanded money from the till. a bank robber► see thesaurus at thiefExamples from the Corpusrobber• And armed robbers netted £316 million.• A young teller was shot dead by bank robbers today.• The victim never identified Harris as the robber.• The brightest are wasted: the cunning triumph: the robber barons are back.• The robbers forced bank staff to give them £4000 in cash.• The robber girl gave Gerda the reindeer, and off they went to Lapland.• The robbers opened the strongroom and packed the cash into bags.
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