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单词 ↑Stealing
释义 ↑Stealing
Stealing
Thesaurus+: LEVEL 6 SL ↑♯ Stealing (99) in total
    1. abscond verb [I] (STEAL) ↑abscond
    2. appropriate verb [T] FORMAL (TAKE) ↑appropriate
    3. appropriation noun [C or U] (TAKING) ↑appropriation
    4. booty noun [U] (STOLEN GOODS) ↑booty
    5. break in/break into sthphrasal verb with break verb ↑break in/break into sth
    6. breaking and entering ↑breaking and entering
    7. burglary noun [C or U] ↑burglary
    8. burgle verb [T] MAINLY UK (US USUALLY burglarize, ) ↑burgle
    9. carjacking noun [C or U] ↑carjacking
    10. clean sb/sth out INFORMALphrasal verb with clean verb ↑clean sb/sth out
    11. do verb [T] INFORMAL (STEAL) ↑do
    12. duff verb [T] AUSTRALIAN ENGLISH INFORMAL ↑duff
    13. expropriate verb [T] FORMAL ↑expropriate
    14. filch verb [T] INFORMAL ↑filch
    15. go off with sthphrasal verb with go verb ↑go off with sth
    16. have your fingers in the till UK ↑have your fingers in the till
    17. have sticky fingers INFORMAL ↑have sticky fingers
    18. heist noun [C] INFORMAL ↑heist
    19. hold sb/sth up (STEAL)phrasal verb with hold verb ↑hold sb/sth up
    20. hot-wire verb [T] INFORMAL ↑hot-wire
    21. hot adjective SLANG (STOLEN) ↑hot
    22. jemmy verb [T] UK (US jimmy) ↑jemmy
    23. job noun [C] SLANG (CRIME) ↑job
    24. joyriding noun [U] UK ↑joyriding
    25. kleptomania noun [U] ↑kleptomania
    26. knock sth off (US knock sth over) slang (STEAL)phrasal verb with knock verb ↑knock sth off
    27. knock sth overphrasal verb with knock verb ↑knock sth over
    28. larceny noun [C or U] LEGAL ↑larceny
    29. liberate verb [T] ↑liberate
    30. lift verb (STEAL) ↑lift
    31. loot noun [U] ↑loot
    32. loot verb [I or T] ↑loot
    33. looting noun [U] ↑looting
    34. make off with sth INFORMALphrasal verb with make verb ↑make off with sth
    35. misappropriate verb [T] FORMAL ↑misappropriate
    36. mug verb [T] ↑mug
    37. mugging noun [C or U] ↑mugging
    38. nab verb [T] INFORMAL ↑nab
    39. nick verb [T] UK INFORMAL (STEAL) ↑nick
    40. palm verb [T] ↑palm
    41. pick sb's pocket ↑pick sb's pocket
    42. pilfer verb [I or T] ↑pilfer
    43. pillage verb [I or T] FORMAL ↑pillage
    44. pinch verb [T] INFORMAL (STEAL) ↑pinch
    45. piracy noun [U] (SHIPS) ↑piracy
    46. plunder noun [U] ↑plunder
    47. plunder verb ↑plunder :: 2 × Stealing
    48. poach verb (TAKE) ↑poach :: 2 × Stealing
    49. purloin verb [T] FORMAL OR HUMOROUS ↑purloin
    50. raid noun [C] ↑raid
    51. raid verb [T] ↑raid
    52. relieve sb of sth (TAKE)phrasal verb with relieve verb ↑relieve sb of sth
    53. rifle verb [I or T] ↑rifle
    54. rip sth off SLANG (STEAL)phrasal verb with rip verb ↑rip sth off
    55. rob verb [T] ↑rob
    56. robbery noun [C or U] ↑robbery
    57. run off with sth INFORMALphrasal verb with run verb ↑run off with sth
    58. rustle verb [T] MAINLY US (STEAL) ↑rustle
    59. rustling noun [U] (STEALING) ↑rustling
    60. scrump verb [T] UK OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ↑scrump
    61. shoplifting noun [U] ↑shoplifting
    62. skim verb [T] (STEAL) ↑skim
    63. snaffle verb [I or T] UK INFORMAL ↑snaffle
    64. snarf verb [T] INFORMAL ↑snarf
    65. snitch verb [T] INFORMAL (STEAL) ↑snitch
    66. steal verb [I or T] (TAKE) ↑steal
    67. stick sth/sb up MAINLY US INFORMALphrasal verb with stick verb ↑stick sth/sb up
    68. sting noun (GETTING STH) ↑sting :: 2 × Plotting and trapping :: 2 × Planning, expecting and arranging :: 2 × Cheating and tricking
    69. stole verb ↑stole
    70. stolen verb ↑stolen
    71. swag noun [U] OLD-FASHIONED SLANG (STOLEN) ↑swag
    72. swipe verb [T] INFORMAL (STEAL) ↑swipe
    73. theft noun [C or U] ↑theft
    74. thieving adjective [before noun] INFORMAL ↑thieving
    75. thieving noun [U] FORMAL ↑thieving
    76. turn somewhere/sth over INFORMALphrasal verb with turn verb ↑turn somewhere/sth over
    77. walk off with sth (STEAL)phrasal verb with walk verb ↑walk off with sth
    78. whip verb [T] UK OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL (STEAL) ↑whip
    79. ˈbreak-in noun [C] ↑break-in
    80. ˈhold-up noun [C] (CRIME) ↑hold-up
    81. ˈram-raiding noun [U] ↑ram-raiding
    82. ˈstick-up noun [C] OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ↑stick-up
    83. ˌaggravated ˈburglary noun [U] UK LEGAL ↑aggravated burglary
    84. ˌlight-ˈfingered adjective INFORMAL ↑light-fingered
    85. ˌsmash-and-ˌgrab ˈraid noun [C] UK ↑smash-and-grab raid
    86. case the joint ↑case the joint
    87. case the joint ↑case
    88. expropriation noun [C or U] ↑expropriate
    89. expropriation noun [C or U] ↑expropriation
    90. housebreaking noun [U] ↑housebreaker
    91. housebreaking noun [U] ↑housebreaking
    92. joyride noun [C] ↑joyride
    93. joyride noun [C] ↑joyriding
    94. misappropriation noun [U] ↑misappropriate
    95. misappropriation noun [U] ↑misappropriation
    96. shoplift verb [I] ↑shoplift
    97. shoplift verb [I] ↑shoplifting
    98. ˈram-raid noun [C] ↑ram-raid
    99. ˈram-raid noun [C] ↑ram-raiding
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