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Significados de snitch en inglés

catalán
espieta
español
malsín

Someone acting as an informer or decoy for the police.

malsín
español
traicionar

Give away information about somebody.

traicionar
portugués
roubar
español
mangar

Take by theft.

mangar

A person that rats somebody else.

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Uso de snitch en inglés
1
I heard you say a moment ago that he was a snitch.
Calamity jayne
2
Guess she was worried we'd snitch some jugs of used motor oil.
Three to get deadly and four to score
3
I don't think I want to snitch a planet from these people.
Cities in Flight
4
Sam looked at him and decided that he was an unlikely snitch.
Brain jack
5
Keepers looking for their snitch would jog by on their broomsticks everywhere.
Wired
6
If you like you may think of Mr. Literal as a-a snitch.
Everychild / A Story Which The Old May Interpret to the Young an...
7
They weren't recording every little snitch of the drums or the bass.
Life
8
But I wouldn't snitch on him, even if he'd told me anything.
The Big-Town Round-Up
9
Okay, so then where did the snitch's lawyer fit into the picture?
Calamity jayne
10
The seeker's role is to snatch the snitch which is worth 30 points.
Reuters
11
The three are often on the lookout for ways to snitch some money.
Reuters
12
The stolen police files point at the Captain being the snitch.
The South African
13
According to the snitch, a crooked corrections officer is a key drugs supplier.
Reuters
14
But what the bureau really needed was a spy, a snitch.
The bridge: the life and rise of barack obama
15
When they made it a crime to snitch out your homeboys?
Back on murder
16
A snitch is a person whose identity is protected by the investigating officer.
Chocolate chip cookie murder
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roubar
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