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roubar
Catalan
furtar
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afanar
Make off with belongings of others.
lift
hook
abstract
sneak
pinch
cabbage
swipe
filch
nobble
purloin
Portuguese
roubar
1
Greed often causes people to steal and
pilfer
for no good reason.
2
He was a poet, he didn't need to
pilfer
from others' correspondence.
3
Certain guests had a tendency to
pilfer
from the Pine Cone's refrigerator.
4
A rather fat soldier attempted to
pilfer
a horse from a dooryard.
5
Did she get rid of me so she could
pilfer
my closet?
6
That means she needs to
pilfer
a vote from the Coalition.
7
The good, liberal people of Hampstead come, rip the bags open and
pilfer
.
8
They're also known for their tendency to
pilfer
the caches of other jays.
9
Did he
pilfer
from remote farm fields or cultivate his own small plot?
10
Our slaves are a burden, not worth the trifles they
pilfer
.
11
They are not even able to
pilfer
skilfully from their precursors.
12
Even this innocent child has learnt to
pilfer
my writing materials.
13
He never stooped to
pilfer
,
until exposure and decay had weakened his hand.
14
He began to
pilfer
for survival, and then to steal outright.
15
It made him look sinister, like a fox out to
pilfer
unattended chicks.
16
To
pilfer
a franc and a half and clap it in his pocket!
pilfer
·
pilfer from
pilfer food
pilfer a brooch
pilfer corn
pilfer equipment
Portuguese
roubar
furtar
surrupiar
Catalan
furtar
pispar
robar
Spanish
afanar
enganchar
quitar
guindar
birlar
robar
atrapar
hurtar