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Meanings of robbing in English
Usage of robbing in English
1
Two men appeared in court yesterday charged with robbing four Dublin brothels.
2
That grave robbing probably wouldn't be good for her after her accident.
3
Tells how they work; the fined imposed for robbing a falcon's nest.
4
When you're robbing a bank you don't stop to count the change.
5
They think they can make more money selling drugs or robbing people.
6
Will Losely is in prison on a charge; of robbing his employer.'
7
Web surfers are robbing celebrities of their privacy and-ineffect-stealingback power.
8
Three men were arrested while robbing a computer-manufacturer in Dundalk last night.
9
He might be in better business than robbing you of your house.
10
He has also denied robbing him of cash and goods worth £825.
11
Make sure nobody's robbing the bank or slaughtering any more pretty co-eds.
12
He was evidently bent upon robbing the latter of his late-gotten booty.
13
We have caught her in the act of robbing Count Podstadsky's creditors.
14
You are robbing her of something worth more to her than Cuba.
15
The snow began to fall again, robbing the city of all colour.
16
This method was neither better nor worse than robbing on the highway.
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Robbing through the time
Robbing across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common