English · English
steal
/stiːl/ noun · plural: steals A1 (estimated)
1. the act of stealing
| German | der Diebstahl, der Raub |
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| French | le vol |
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| Portuguese | o roubo, o furto |
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| Italian | il furto, la ruberia, l'affarone |
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| Spanish | el robo |
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| Dutch | de diefstal, de roof |
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| Swedish | en stöld, ett vrakpris |
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2. merchandise available at a very attractive price
| German | das Schnäppchen |
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| Italian | la combinazione |
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| Spanish | a precio de saldo |
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| Dutch | koopje |
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English · English
to steal
/stiːl/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. to illegally take possession of
| German | stehlen, klauen, entwenden |
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| French | voler, dépouiller, dérober |
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| Portuguese | roubar, furtar, assaltar |
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| Czech | ukrást, krást, ukradnout |
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| Italian | rubare, razziare, fregare |
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| Spanish | robar, afanar, percollar |
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| Dutch | stelen, ontvreemden, jatten |
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| Swedish | stjäla, sno, beta |
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| Latin | furor, clepo, clepto |
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2. to get or effect surreptitiously or artfully
| German | stehlen |
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| Portuguese | surrupiar, surripiar |
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| Italian | appropriarsi, accattivarsi |
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4. to move silently
| German | schleichen |
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| Italian | aggirarsi |
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| Swedish | smyga |
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