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thief

/theef/US // θif //UK // (θiːf) //

小偷,窃贼,盗贼,贼

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural thieves.

    • : a person who steals, especially secretly or without open force; one guilty of theft or larceny.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounperson who steals
Synonyms
bandit匪徒,劫匪,盗匪,盗贼burglar窃贼,盗贼,盗窃者,入室盗窃者criminal刑事,犯罪,刑事案件,刑事犯罪crook骗子,诈骗,诈骗犯,骗人mugger歹徒,抢劫犯,抢劫者,劫匪pickpocket扒手,扒窃,扒窃者,扒窃者的pirate海盗,盗版,剽窃,剽窃者robber劫匪,掠夺者,盗贼,盗版者sniper狙击手,狙杀者,狙击swindler骗徒,骗子,诈骗犯,江湖骗子cheat诈骗,骗人,欺骗,骗人的clip夹子,剪辑,剪切,剪贴画defalcator虚报者,虚脱者,虚构者,虚伪的人embezzler贪污犯,贪污者,盗用者,侵吞者hijacker劫持者,劫机者,劫匪,挟持者housebreaker破屋者,闯入者,破门者,破门而入者kleptomaniac偷窃癖者,盗窃癖者,偷窃癖,盗窃癖larcener盗版者,盗窃者,盗贼,偷窃者larcenist偷窃者,盗窃者,窃贼,盗贼lifter升降机,升机,提升机,升降器moonlighter月光族,赏月人,月光族人,赏月者owl猫头鹰,鸱鸮,枭雄,鸱枭pilferer偷窃者,窃贼,胠箧者流,盗贼plunderer掠夺者,劫掠者,劫匪,盗贼prowler徘徊者,游荡者,浪人,徘徊的人punk朋克,庞克,痞子,废物scrounger拾荒者,蹭吃蹭喝的人,蹭吃蹭喝,乞丐shoplifter入店行窃者,入店行窃,店铺盗窃者,入店盗窃者spider蜘蛛,蜘蛛人,蜘蛛网stealer偷窃者,偷盗者,偷东西的人,窃贼cat burglar偷猫贼,猫贼,窃贼,飞贼heister熙熙攘攘,熙德,熙来攘往,熙熙攘攘的人群highway robber高速公路劫匪,公路抢劫犯,公路劫匪,公路强盗holdup artist劫匪艺术家,抢劫艺术家,抢劫犯艺术家,劫持者porch climber攀登者,攀爬者,攀缘者,门廊爬梯purloiner窃取者,盗用者,盗窃者,偷窃者stickup artist粘贴艺术家,贴纸艺术家,贴画师,贴画艺术家

Examples

  • The bee thieves come at night, swooping in and bugging out quicker than the wings of the insects they steal.

  • Protestors chanted “Navalny we are with you” and “Putin is a thief!”.

  • Pretending to be a fur thief, he helped gather evidence leading to the indictment of 24 prison guards.

  • Participants identify the word “wrong” faster when it’s preceded by a strongly associated word like “right” than when it’s preceded by a weakly related word like “thief.”

  • That’s when an idea hit him — the thief might have stolen the bike because they’re in short supply during the coronavirus pandemic.

  • Dear Thief is worthy of the abused critical adjectives philosophical, atmospheric, and masterful.

  • Rich man, poor man, beggar man, thief, doctor, lawyer, Indian chief, and all that.

  • All a thief had to do was take off the dial knob on the safe and place the little joker on inside of it.

  • After stealing 97 rare maps, serial map thief E. Forbes Smiley III was caught in the act.

  • Cole was clearly experimenting with this, the signature curve of his storytelling, while writing Every Day Is for the Thief.

  • He had seen the act committed, he felt sure but had made no effort whatever to stop the thief.

  • Why should not the thief have simply entered by the window of the study, which like the kitchen, was on the ground floor?

  • Oliver coloured involuntarily to find that the old thief had been reading his thoughts; but boldly said, Yes, he did want to know.

  • The blind man, missing his money, suspected who was the thief; but to accuse him would serve no purpose.

  • But, as many people know, and all may believe, running in a crowded London street is difficult—even to an expert London thief.