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Meanings of
heist
in English
Portuguese
assalto
Catalan
assalt a mà armada
Spanish
asalto
Back to the meaning
Robbery at gunpoint.
holdup
stickup
armed robbery
Portuguese
assalto
Portuguese
roubar
Catalan
desvalisar
Spanish
robar
Back to the meaning
Commit a burglary; enter and rob a dwelling.
burgle
burglarize
burglarise
Portuguese
roubar
Synonyms
Examples for "
holdup
"
holdup
stickup
armed robbery
Examples for "
holdup
"
1
The really great immediate universal emergency to-day in America is the
holdup
.
2
They were too well dressed, he decided, to be ordinary
holdup
men.
3
Ostensibly, the
holdup
is coming from the end of the movie studios.
4
Then it all started with the
holdup
of that Shiloh Tool outfit?
5
Three did, but the others fled, triggering rumors of an attempted
holdup
.
1
I will write them a letter who did the
stickup
last November.
2
Who thought for one amazed second it was a
stickup
.
3
In a shootout during a cheap Center City
stickup
,
I had killed a child.
4
Ward, you don't look to me in any kind of condition to do a
stickup
.
5
But nothing could have seemed less like a
stickup
.
1
If they committed
armed
robbery
at age 14 that's a good predictor.
2
Three men were arrested after an
armed
robbery
in Dublin early today.
3
Christchurch police are investigating an
armed
robbery
in Woolston early this morning.
4
He was found guilty on 12 charges, including
armed
robbery
and kidnapping.
5
Gardaí are investigating an
armed
robbery
in south Co Dublin this morning.
Portuguese
assalto
Catalan
xoriçada
Spanish
robo
Back to the meaning
The act of stealing.
rip-off
Portuguese
assalto
Usage of
heist
in English
1
The Bangladesh
heist
led financial institutions around the globe to bolster security.
2
King of thieves is that increasingly common thing, the senior
heist
movie.
3
Sometimes, however, if we got shorthanded I'd go on the
heist
myself.
4
There is nothing conventional about either bank
heist
or bank
heist
film.
5
UPDATE 1-For banks in cyber
heist
,
how to get their money back?
6
Out from Wed Now You See Me Jesse Eisenberg leads
heist
-
happy
magicians.
7
I'm great at tracking, but I've little experience pulling off a
heist
.
8
He will deservedly dine out on this
heist
for all his days.
9
Gosling's voice is his usual bashfully sexy mumble until the first
heist
.
10
If she was, then this was my chance to derail Nicodemus's
heist
.
11
Sibonelo and his crew arrive at the
heist
location after duping Nkunzi.
12
Video has emerged of a cash-in-transit
heist
in Springfield Park on Monday.
13
I'm launching the biggest
heist
there's ever been in all of history.
14
On its face the
heist
seemed like a simple, stupid, uncivil act.
15
The report implicates politicians, businessmen and companies in the almost R2 billion
heist
.
16
One thing most seem to agree on: The
heist
was an inside job.
Other examples for "heist"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
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heist
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
coordinate heist
major heist
biggest heist
great heist
investigate the heist
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Translations for
heist
Portuguese
assalto
latrocínio
roubar
furtar
Catalan
assalt a mà armada
assaltament a mà armada
assaltament
assalt
atracament a mà armada
atracament
desvalisar
robar
xoriçada
Spanish
asalto
robo armado
robar
robo
Heist
through the time
Heist
across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Rare
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