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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "to rob" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 1 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Slang
to rob afanar [v] ARBOUY

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "to rob" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 30 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
person who picks the pockets of sleeping drunks to rob them rastrillador [m] BO:W
grabbing by the neck to rob cogoteo [m] CL
easy place to rob robadero [m] MX
sleep-inducing substance administered to someone in order to rob them burundanga [f] COVEPE
shop to rob pera [f] PRdelinq.
person to rob pera [f] PRdelinq.
person who picks the pockets of sleeping drunks to rob them rastrilladora [f] BO:W
violently assault someone to rob them cogotear [v] PEBOCL
drug someone to rob them pepear [v] PE
tail someone to rob them postear [v] SV
follow someone to rob them postear [v] SV
Idioms
rob Peter to pay Paul desvestir a un santo para vestir a otro [v]
rob Peter to pay Paul desnudar a un santo para vestir a otro [v]
rob peter to pay paul ganar el cielo con rosario ajeno [v]
rob peter to pay paul desvestir un santo para vestir otro [v]
rob peter to pay paul desnudar un santo para vestir otro [v]
rob peter to pay paul robarle a pedro para pagarle a pablo (literal) [v]
rob peter to pay paul desnudar a un santo para vestir otro [v]
to rob peter to pay paul desnudar un santo para vestir otro
tendency to rob uña larga [f] MXPE
rob in order to buy drugs dar un jolope [v] PRdrug
rob to buy drugs tirar cañona [v] PRdrug
Colloquial
woman who seduces and drugs a man with sleeping pills to rob him pildorita [f] BO:W
Proverbs
rob peter to pay paul desnudar un santo para vestir a otro
rob peter to pay paul ganar el ciclo con rosario ajeno
Slang
force open doors or windows to rob or steal falsear [v] HNNICRECjail
distract someone in order to rob them colgar [v] MX
violently assault in order to rob someone colgar [v] CL
Law
assault with intent to rob asalto con intención de robar [m]
Archaic
thief who spies out likely places to rob avispón [m]