pilfer 的定义
- to steal, especially in small quantities.
pilfer 近义词
steal, embezzle
更多pilfer例句
- After hacking your way through a parade of low-level enemies, and past a mini-boss, you meet the large bird that pilfered the Demonic Forest Spirit’s soul.
- En route, they have pilfered from grain stores, scoffed mountains of corn and pineapples, and caused over $1 million of damage as they amble slowly through farmland and villages.
- I’ve made delicious shrubs with everything from early spring rhubarb to loquats pilfered from my parents’ backyard.
- As a teenager, Kaestel stole to eat, then to get another tank of gas, and eventually to pay for everything he’d otherwise need to pilfer piecemeal.
- It makes sense that mole-rats would not only defend it, but try to pilfer this resource from others.
- But Julius and his comrades continued to pilfer American secrets for years after the defeat of fascism.
- To pay a debt by means of a worthless cheque was evidently less reprehensible than to pilfer a brooch from a dressing-table.
- To pilfer a supper, and then have it found in its natural state, after eating it—I confess that that is a most remarkable trick!
- Like the others of this family, they pilfer their food from the Gulls, and are also very destructive to young birds and eggs.
- The movements of the red-haired girl were not those of one who sought to pilfer.
- When they had pilfer'd some from her, she was more cautious how she paraded with 'em for the future.