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Meanings of steal in anglès

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The act of taking illegitimatly possession of something that belongs to others.

català
ganga

An advantageous purchase.

ganga
català
esmunyir
espanyol
deslizar

Move stealthily.

Related terms
esmunyir

To take possession of property belonging to another without the consent of this owner; most typically when not observed, rather than by force.

Usage of steal in anglès
1
Greed often causes people to steal and pilfer for no good reason.
Ebony
2
With the current drought, there was no water to steal this year.
Anvil Gate
3
Its stated aim: to steal cultivation and sale away from organised crime.
The Irish Times
4
Switzerland's finest will settle for bettering CSKA's result to steal second spot.
The South African
5
They said Beasley wanted to rob his victims and steal their identities.
Reuters
6
Family members said the bandits did not steal anything from the deceased.
Reuters
7
Zeus's primary aim is to steal financial information, such as bank credentials.
Wired
8
Here's a free trade zone where you can steal whatever you want?
Wired
9
The strikers even went as far as to steal the buses' keys.
The South African
10
We'll have to hope there's still an Imperial ship left to steal.
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
11
Could she have been here four months ago, helping Varis steal books?
The bone palace
12
Many decide to steal vehicles once they have committed their initial crime.
The South African
13
BTW: Only scumbags steal software: if you use it, you should pay.
Wired
14
Why would anyone want to steal the fingerprints of Federal government employees?
Reuters
15
Unfortunately, he seizes my arm as I try to steal past them.
Crewel
16
It's not that Project Mayhem needed to steal a handful of change.
Fight Club
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espanyol
deslizar
Steal through the time
Steal across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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