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Significats de purloin from en anglès

Encara no tenim significats per a "purloin from".
Ús de purloin from en anglès
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All the whole time you live, you purloin from life and live at the expense of life itself.
Essays of Michel de Montaigne — Volume 03
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Jimmy bought her a beer to celebrate, purloined from his favorite speakeasy nearby.
Zoya
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The Imperial Ottoman Museum is full of good things purloined from other art centres.
A Fantasy of Mediterranean Travel
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The Camellia Buds were fetching fuel, which they had purloined from the gardener's wood-shed.
The Jolliest School of All
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She rewards them with a kiss apiece, one of which Luttrell surreptitiously purloins from the prettiest.
Molly Bawn
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The letters, it later appeared, had been purloined from the Company's files by a faithless employee.
The Boss and the Machine: A Chronicle of the Politicians and Par...
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The eyes were in proportion, and were covered with patches of red flannel, purloined from my mother's scrap-basket.
The Memories of Fifty Years / Containing Brief Biographical Noti...
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For myself, I never turn a key anywhere, and no one ever purloins from me even a handkerchief.
The Man Who Kept His Money in a Box
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He accordingly pulled off the ragged shirt he wore and put on the article he had purloined from Paul.
Paul the Peddler; Or, The Fortunes of a Young Street Merchant
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After a short interval, another pair appeared, and constructed a habitation, chiefly with materials purloined from the other nests.
The Guardian
11
I have a machine for doing this, a bean-slicer, purloined from my mother who came across it at an auction.
The Irish Times
12
There are several fire rings formed from the perfectly round, perfectly white stones purloined from the border of the gravel path.
The Hyperion Cantos
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Making a hasty grab for the box of patches they had purloined from the monastery, he slapped one on his neck.
The dog said bow-wow
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At eleven-thirty he locked up his book and took to his room the mysterious bundle which he had purloined from the stables.
The Man on the Box
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She had one of Amelia's ugly little ginghams, purloined from a closet, for size, and she worked two or three dainty wonders.
The Copy-Cat, and Other Stories
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I am strongly inclined to surmise that he would have preferred a pencil, purloined from the Treasury, to all the cedars of Lebanon.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 53, No. 332, June, 1843