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Definition
Synonym
bestehle
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
bestehle
steal from
bestehle
steal from
bestehle
steal from
bestehle
n, stehlen, entwenden (von)
bestehle
nd, stehlend, entwendend
bestohlen, gestohlen, entwendet
du bestiehlst, du stiehlst
er
sie bestiehlt, er
sie stiehlt
ich
er
sie bestahl, ich
er
sie stahl
er
sie hat
hatte bestohlen, er
sie hat
hatte gestohlen
ich
er
sie bestähle, ich
er
sie stähle
bestiehl!, stiehl!
to steal {stole, stolen} (from)
stealing
stolen
you steal
he
she steals
I
he
she stole
he
she has
had stolen
I
he
she would steal
steal!
jdm. etw. stehlen; jdn.
bestehle
n; etw. entwenden
v
(aus einem Ort)
stehlend;
bestehle
nd; entwendend
gestohlen; bestohlen; entwendet
du stiehlst; du bestiehlst
er sie stiehlt; er sie bestiehlt
ich er sie stahl; ich er sie bestahl
er sie hat hatte gestohlen; er sie hat hatte bestohlen
ich er sie stähle; ich er sie bestähle
stiehl!; bestiehl!
etw. rauben
Am meisten gestohlen werden neuere Sporträder.
Ich bin von meiner Haushälterin bestohlen worden.
Einem älteren Mann wurde auf dem Heimweg Bargeld gestohlen.
Er hatte die Gegenstände aus ihrer Tasche aus verschiedenen Geschäften gestohlen.
Unbekannte Täter haben in der Nacht eine Bronzestatue aus dem Stadtpark entwendet.
Mir ist im Urlaub auf Kreta meine Kamera gestohlen worden.
to steal {stole; stolen} sth. (from sb.) (from a place)
stealing
stolen
you steal
he she steals
I he she stole
he she has had stolen
I he she would steal
steal!
to steal sth. in a robbery
The most popular theft targets are the newer sport bikes.
I have been stolen from by my housekeeper.
An elderly man had cash stolen from him on his walk home.
He had stolen the items from her handbag from various shops.
Unknown offenders
Br.
suspects
Am.
have stolen a bronze statue from the Municipal Park last night.
I had my camera stolen while on holiday in Crete.
so tief sinken, etw. zu tun
v
Er wĂĽrde nicht so tief sinken und stehlen und einen Toten
bestehle
n.
to stoop to doing sth.; to stoop so low as to do sth.
He wouldn't stoop to thieving stoop so low as to steal from a dead person.
jdm. etw. stehlen; jdn.
bestehle
n; etw. entwenden
v
(aus einem Ort)
stehlend;
bestehle
nd; entwendend
gestohlen; bestohlen; entwendet
du stiehlst; du bestiehlst
er sie stiehlt; er sie bestiehlt
ich er sie stahl; ich er sie bestahl
er sie hat hatte gestohlen; er sie hat hatte bestohlen
ich er sie stähle; ich er sie bestähle
stiehl!; bestiehl!
etw. rauben
Am meisten gestohlen werden neuere Sporträder.
Ich bin von meiner Haushälterin bestohlen worden.
Einem älteren Mann wurde auf dem Heimweg Bargeld gestohlen.
Er hatte die Gegenstände aus ihrer Tasche aus verschiedenen Geschäften gestohlen.
Unbekannte Täter haben in der Nacht eine Bronzestatue aus dem Stadtpark entwendet.
Mir ist im Urlaub auf Kreta meine Kamera gestohlen worden.
to steal {stole; stolen} sth. (from sb.) (from a place)
stealing
stolen
you steal
he she steals
I he she stole
he she has had stolen
I he she would steal
steal!
to steal sth. in a robbery
The most popular theft targets are the newer sport bikes.
I have been stolen from by my housekeeper.
An elderly man had cash stolen from him on his walk home.
He had stolen the items from her handbag from various shops.
Unknown offenders
Br.
suspects
Am.
have stolen a bronze statue from the Municipal Park last night.
I had my camera stolen while on holiday in Crete.
stehlen; Diebstähle begehen
v
(als ständige Tätigkeit)
stehlend
gestohlen
stiehlt
stahl
jdn. laufend
bestehle
n
seinen Dienstgeber
bestehle
n
wieder zu stehlen beginnen; wieder mit dem Stehlen anfangen
to thieve
thieving
thieved
thieves
thieved
to thieve from sb.
to thieve from your employer
to begin thieving again
bestehle
nd
stealing from
Deutsche
bestehle Synonyme
Englische
steal from Synonyme
steal
abstract
acquire
adopt
advantageous purchase
and
annex
appropriate
assume
bag
bargain
boost
borrow
burglarize
burglary
buy
cabbage
caper
catch up
claim
clap hands on
clasp
claw
clench
clinch
clout
clutch
collar
coon
cop
copy
couch
crawl
creep
crib
crook
defraud
derive from
drain off
draw off
embezzle
embrace
extort
filch
fleece
frisk
get
get away with
get hold of
glide
glom on to
go on tiptoe
good buy
good pennyworth
grab
grab hold of
grapple
grasp
grip
gripe
grovel
gumshoe
heist
hijack
hoist
hook
hug
imitate
inch
inch along
infringe
job
larceny
lay hands on
lay hold of
lay wait
liberate
lie in wait
lift
loot
lurk
make off with
make use of
misappropriate
mock
mooch
mouse
nab
nail
nick
nightwalk
nip
nip up
pad
palm
partake
peculate
pennyworth
pilfer
pillage
pinch
pirate
plagiarize
plunder
poach
pocket
possess
prig
prowl
purloin
purloining
pussyfoot
receive
rifle
rip-off
rob
robbery
run away with
rustle
scrabble
scramble
scrounge
seize
shadow
shanghai
shirk
shoplift
sidle
simulate
skulk
slide
slink
slip
snake
snap up
snare
snatch
sneak
snitch
stalk
steal
along
steal
age
steal
ing
swindle
swipe
take
take away
take by assault
take by storm
take hold of
take on
take over
take possession
theft
thieve
thievery
thieving
tippytoe
tiptoe
touch
usurp
vulture
walk off with
whip up
worm
worm along
steal
the show
act
act as foil
appear
barnstorm
come out
emote
emotionalize
get top billing
mime
pantomime
patter
perform
play
play the lead
playact
register
sketch
star
stooge
tread the boards
troupe
upstage
steal
ing
abstraction
all fours
annexation
appropriation
blackmail
boodle
boosting
booty
burglary
conversion
conveyance
crawl
crawling
creep
creeping
doggo
embezzlement
filching
fraud
furtive
graft
gumshoeing
haul
hidden out
hot goods
in ambush
in hiding
in the wings
larceny
liberation
lift
lifting
loot
lurking
nightwalking
on tiptoe
padding
peculation
perks
perquisite
pickings
pilferage
pilfering
pinch
pinching
piracy
pirating
plagiarism
plagiarizing
plunder
poaching
pork barrel
prize
prowling
public till
public trough
purloining
pussyfoot
pussyfooted
pussyfooting
robbery
robbing
scrabble
scramble
scrounging
shoplifting
sidling
skulking
slinking
snaking
snatching
sneak thievery
sneaking
snitching
spoil
spoils
spoils of office
squeeze
steal
steal
age
steal
ings
steal
thy
stolen goods
surreptitious
swag
swindle
swiping
take
theft
thievery
thieving
till
tippytoe
tiptoe
tiptoeing
touch
under cover
waiting concealed
worming
steal
th
Italian hand
acuteness
art
artfulness
artifice
astuteness
cageyness
callidity
canniness
clandestine behavior
clandestineness
clandestinity
cleverness
covertness
craft
craftiness
cunning
cunningness
fine Italian hand
finesse
foxiness
furtiveness
gamesmanship
guile
ingeniousness
insidiousness
inventiveness
one-upmanship
prowl
prowling
readiness
resourcefulness
satanic cunning
secrecy
sharpness
shiftiness
shrewdness
slinkiness
slipperiness
slyness
sneakiness
sophistry
stalking
steal
thiness
subtilty
subtleness
subtlety
suppleness
surreptitiousness
trickiness
underground activity
underhand dealing
underhandedness
wariness
wiles
wiliness
wit
steal
thy
Machiavellian
Machiavellic
acute
arch
artful
astute
back-door
backstairs
cagey
canny
catlike
catty
clandestine
clever
closet
covert
crafty
cunning
cute
deceitful
deep
deep-laid
designing
diplomatic
doggo
feline
foxy
furtive
guileful
hidden out
hidlings
hole-and-corner
hugger-mugger
hush-hush
in ambush
in hiding
in the wings
ingenious
insidious
inventive
knowing
lurking
noiseless
on tiptoe
pawky
politic
privy
prowling
pussyfoot
pussyfooted
quiet
ready
resourceful
scheming
secret
secretive
serpentine
sharp
shifty
shrewd
silent
skulking
slick
slinking
slinky
slippery
sly
smooth
snaky
sneak
sneaking
sneaky
sophistical
steal
ing
steal
thful
strategic
subtile
subtle
supple
surreptitious
tactical
trickish
tricksy
tricky
under cover
under-the-counter
under-the-table
undercover
underground
underhand
underhanded
unobtrusive
vulpine
waiting concealed
wary
wily
bestehle Definition
Steal
(
n.
)
A
handle
Steal
(
v.
t.)
To
take
and
carry
away,
feloniously
Steal
(
v.
t.)
To
withdraw
or
convey
clandestinely
(reflexive)
Steal
(
v.
t.)
To
gain
by
insinuating
arts
or
covert
means.
Steal
(
v.
t.)
To
get
into
one's
power
gradually
and
by
imperceptible
degrees
Steal
(
v.
t.)
To
accomplish
in
a
concealed
or
unobserved
manner
Steal
(
v.
i.)
To
practice,
or
be
guilty
of,
theft
Steal
(
v.
i.)
To
withdraw,
or
pass
privily
steal from Bedeutung
steal
a
stolen
base,
an
instance
in
which
a
base
runner
advances
safely
during
the
delivery
of
a
pitch
(without
the
help
of
a
hit
or
walk
or
passed
ball
or
wild
pitch)
Stael
Madame
de
Stael
Baronne
Anne
Louise
Germaine
Necker
de
Steal-Holstein
French
romantic
writer
(-)
bargain
buy
steal
an
advantageous
purchase,
she
got
a
bargain
at
the
auction,
the
stock
was
a
real
buy
at
that
price
steal
steal
a
base
steal
slip
move
stealthily,
The
ship
slipped
away
in
the
darkness
slip
away
steal
away
sneak
away
sneak
off
sneak
out
leave
furtively
and
stealthily,
The
lecture
was
boring
and
many
students
slipped
out
when
the
instructor
turned
towards
the
blackboard
steal
take
without
the
owner's
consent,
Someone
stole
my
wallet
on
the
train,
This
author
stole
entire
paragraphs
from
my
dissertation
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