单词	thievery
释义	thievery /ˈθiːv(ə)ri / noun [mass noun] The action of stealing another person’s property: petty thievery... Burglary and petty thievery, however, are common. It provides companies with an option for shielding their intellectual property from information thievery. He turned to a life of petty thievery when his friend managed to steal a gold coin from a weary traveler.
随便看	have seen better days have seen it all before have shot one's bolt have skin in the game have someone eating out of one's hand have someone on have someone on toast have someone's ear have someone's guts for garters have someone's name on it have someone's number have someone's number on it have someone/thing by the balls have someone/thing in mind have someone up have-something have something against someone have something at one's feet have something coming out of one's ears have something in common have something off (or down) pat have something on good authority have something on one's side (or something is on one's side) have something (or nothing) to show for have something out

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