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n.强夺¹⁷;抢劫⁸³v.强夺;抢劫复数heists过去分词heisted现在分词heisting三单heists
Noun:
the act of stealingrobbery at gunpoint
Verb:
commit a burglary; enter and rob a dwelling来自hoist方言变体，举起。俚语义偷盗，盗窃，参照shoplift,商店行窃。近义词 lift举起theft偷窃swoop抓取attack攻击robbery抢劫rip-off偷窃raid突然袭击holdup持枪抢劫burgle入室偷窃stickup持枪抢劫burglarize入室盗窃burglarise入室盗窃armed robbery持械抢劫
Pheistern.强盗贼
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用作名词There are some crime ofheistand theft in this area.这一地区发生了几起盗窃抢劫案件。
Every partner got their split of the profit after the bankheist.他们抢银行后每人拿到一份赃款。用作动词Theyheistedthe collection of jewels from the museum.他们从博物馆抢劫了珠宝藏品。noun.burglary, robbery
同义词 break in,caper,holdup,larceny,theftcrime,pilferage,ripoff,stickup,stingbreaking and entering,five-finger discountverb.rob, burglarize
同义词 abduct,divert,loot,pilfer,plunder,ransack,remove,swipe,takeappropriate,burglarize,embezzle,housebreak,lift,pinch,purloin,shoplift,snatch,swindle,thievecarry off,hold up,make off with,rip off,stick up,take possession of
burglarynoun stealing from residence, business
break in,breaking and entering,caper,crime,filching,housebreaking,larceny,owl job,pilferage,prowl,robbery,safecracking,second-story work,sting,theft,thieving
purloinverb steal
appropriate,burglarize,cheat,defraud,embezzle,filch,heist,lift,make off with,misappropriate,pilfer,pillage,pinch,plunder,poach,rip off,shoplift,snitch,swindle,take,thieve
rip offverb rob;trick
abuse,appropriate,bleed,cheat,con,cop,defraud,dupe,exploit,filch,fleece,heist,lift,nab,pilfer,pinch,plunder,ransack,relieve,rifle,skin,soak,swindle,swipe,thieve,use
ripping offverb rob;trick
abusing,appropriating,bleeding,cheating,conning,copping,defrauding,duping,exploiting,filching,fleecing,heisting,imposing on,lifting,nabbing,pilfering,pinching,plundering,ransacking,relieving,rifling,skinning,soaking,sticking,swindling,swiping,thieving,using
robverb steal, deprive
abscond,appropriate,bereave,break into,burglarize,burgle,cheat,con,cop,defalcate,defraud,despoil,disinherit,dispossess,divest,do out of,embezzle,filch,heist,hijack,hold up,hustle,liberate,lift,loot,lose,mug,oust,peculate,pilfer,pillage,pinch,plunder,promote,purloin,raid,ransack,relieve,requisition,rifle,rip off,roll,sack,scrounge,snitch,stick up,strip,strong-arm,swindle,swipe,take,thieve,withhold
robberynoun stealing
break in,burglary,caper,embezzlement,felony,heist,hit,holdup,job,larceny,looting,mortal sin,mugging,purse-snatching,stickup,theft,thievery,unlawful act,wrongdoing It is the fourth trial of the defendants, who face18 charges relating to a £1.75m$3m heist at a warehouse at Heathrow airport six years ago.
这是对被告的第四次审理，他们面临18项指控，涉嫌一起6年前发生在希斯罗机场一间仓库的175万英镑300万美元抢劫。 ecocn
Police reviewing the surveillance tape of a local bowling alley hit by a pair of robbers who used a minivan to heist an automated teller machine out of the lobby.
监视录像录下当地一家保龄球馆被一伙劫匪开车撞入，这伙劫匪开车的目的是抢劫大厅里自动取款机里的钱，警方正就此录像进行审查。 tingclass
Until the internet came along, many criminals pursued a “ blockbuster” approach: They were always on the lookout for a single heist— say, a bank robbery—that could provide a huge payoff.
互联网出现之前，犯罪者致力于做“大买卖”：他们总是不断寻找单次作案机会，比如，实施一次银行抢劫，就可能会给他们带来巨大的回报。 yeeyan |