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Catégorie |
Anglais |
Espagnol |
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Conjugations |
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1 |
Conjugations |
I steal |
robo [v]
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Common |
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2 |
Common |
steal horses |
cuatrero [adj]
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General |
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3 |
General |
hole made to steal something |
butrón [m]
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4 |
General |
amount of iron and steal used to fix a dull plow |
aguzadura [f]
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5 |
General |
steal from |
arruchar [v]
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6 |
General |
tendency to steal |
manos largas [f/pl]
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7 |
General |
take out or steal the contents of |
desvalijar [v]
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8 |
General |
steal in small quantities |
sisar [v]
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9 |
General |
steal something from someone |
robar algo a alguien [v]
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10 |
General |
steal away |
desbarrar [v]
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11 |
General |
steal away |
descabullirse [v]
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12 |
General |
steal dexterously |
escamotar [v]
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13 |
General |
steal and eat tit-bits |
gazmiar [v]
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14 |
General |
steal into (the mind) |
insinuarse [v]
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15 |
General |
steal cattle |
pecorear [v]
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16 |
General |
steal upon the mind |
pegarse [v]
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17 |
General |
steal away |
sustraerse [v]
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18 |
General |
steal dexterously |
escamotear [v]
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19 |
General |
steal a march on |
ganar por la mano [v]
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20 |
General |
steal a march on |
sorprender [v]
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21 |
General |
steal away from |
quitar del medio [v]
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22 |
General |
steal away |
marcharse a hurtadillas [v]
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23 |
General |
steal away from |
ocultar [v]
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24 |
General |
steal away from |
esconder [v]
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25 |
General |
steal off |
marcharse a hurtadillas [v]
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26 |
General |
steal along |
pasar en silencio [v]
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27 |
General |
steal off |
escabullirse [v]
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28 |
General |
steal along |
avanzar a paso de lobo [v]
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29 |
General |
steal along |
deslizarse sin ruido [v]
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30 |
General |
steal up |
subir a ocultas [v]
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31 |
General |
steal down (forth/in/into) |
descender [v]
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32 |
General |
steal upon |
aproximarse sin ruido a [v]
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33 |
General |
steal upon |
sorprender [v]
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34 |
General |
steal over |
ganar insensiblemente [v]
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35 |
General |
steal upon |
apoderarse tranquilamente de [v]
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36 |
General |
civil servant who used their position to steal money |
buchón [m]
SV
derog.
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37 |
General |
wire with two points on one end, used to steal electric current |
cangrejo [m]
PA
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38 |
General |
delinquent who suffocates a person with a rope, usually a taxi driver, to steal their belongings |
cogotero [m]
BO
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39 |
General |
apparatus used to steal electricity from a street light |
diablito [m]
MX
GT
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40 |
General |
apparatus used to steal electricity from a street light |
diablo [m]
MX
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41 |
General |
steal the bacon children's game |
pañuelito [m]
AR
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42 |
General |
male prostitute that drugs his johns to steal from them |
pepero [m]
PE
delinq.
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43 |
General |
civil servant who used their position to steal money |
buchona [f]
SV
derog.
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44 |
General |
foot plow made with a stick with a steal or stone point that serves to flatten and prepare a plot of land for cultivation |
chaquitaclla [f]
PE
BO:S,W,C
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45 |
General |
female prostitute that drugs her johns to steal from them |
pepera [f]
PE
delinq.
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46 |
General |
difficult to steal |
ratonera [f]
PR
delinq.
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47 |
General |
dismantled in order to steal the parts (vehicle) |
desguajado [adj]
GT
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48 |
General |
steal cattle |
arrear [v]
AR
MX
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49 |
General |
steal by force |
agallarse [v]
PR
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50 |
General |
steal (criminal slang) |
alivianar [v]
HN
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51 |
General |
steal something |
caer [v]
MX
GT
HN
NI
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52 |
General |
steal glances |
brujear [v]
CO
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53 |
General |
steal something |
alzar [v]
HN
NI
CR
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54 |
General |
steal something |
amachinarse [v]
MX
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55 |
General |
steal something |
apanar [v]
SV
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56 |
General |
steal something |
apercollar [v]
GT
SV
PA
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57 |
General |
steal something |
brincar [v]
SV
NI
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58 |
General |
steal cars |
brujear [v]
HN
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59 |
General |
steal something |
acatusiar [v]
NI
rare
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60 |
General |
steal something |
catusear [v]
HN
NI
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61 |
General |
steal without intimidating |
cachar (inglés) [v]
NI
CR
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62 |
General |
steal without using force |
cachar (inglés) [v]
NI
CR
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63 |
General |
steal something |
acepillar [v]
PR
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64 |
General |
steal livestock |
abigeatear [v]
BO
rare
rur.
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65 |
General |
steal something |
bolsear [v]
HN
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66 |
General |
steal something |
bombearse [v]
HN
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67 |
General |
steal something |
alzarse [v]
HN
NI
CR
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68 |
General |
steal something |
ajenjarse [v]
HN
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69 |
General |
steal something |
destuzar [v]
HN
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70 |
General |
steal something |
descamisarse [v]
HN
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71 |
General |
steal something |
deschorchar [v]
HN
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72 |
General |
steal someone's romantic partner |
desbancar [v]
GT
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73 |
General |
dismantle a car (especially with the intention of steal the parts) |
desguajar [v]
GT
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74 |
General |
steal livestock to later sell again |
cuatrerear [v]
AR
UY
rur.
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75 |
General |
steal something |
cutarrear [v]
SV
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76 |
General |
steal a small part of the harvest from the farm's owner (laborer) |
chalar (del quechua) [v]
EC:S
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77 |
General |
steal parts off the exterior of a car |
chapiar [v]
NI
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78 |
General |
steal part of something |
capar [v]
NI
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79 |
General |
steal items from a suitcase in an airport/at a port |
capar [v]
CU
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80 |
General |
steal something: rob something |
chopear (inglés chop) [v]
PR
teen
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81 |
General |
steal something quickly |
escapear [v]
CL
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82 |
General |
steal a woman's purse |
carterear [v]
SV
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83 |
General |
steal large amounts |
carrancear [v]
MX
derog.
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84 |
General |
steal metals or metaliferous stones from mines |
cangallar [v]
CL:N
rare
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85 |
General |
steal pieces of an electronic device or a vehicle to use them in another or sell |
canibalear [v]
CU
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86 |
General |
steal in small quantities |
gavetear [v]
HN
SV
NI
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87 |
General |
steal from someone |
guaraquear [v]
CL
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88 |
General |
steal vehicles and motorcycles |
jalar [v]
CO
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89 |
General |
steal something |
levantar [v]
GT
HN
SV
NI
CR
CU
BO
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90 |
General |
steal peaches |
duraznear [v]
GT
rare
rur.
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91 |
General |
steal money |
embolsicarse [v]
EC
PE
CL
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92 |
General |
steal from someone without them realizing it |
madrugarse [v]
MX
GT
SV
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93 |
General |
steal small amounts |
mordisquear [v]
HN
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94 |
General |
steal treats or fruits to eat |
ñampear [v]
DO
PR
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95 |
General |
steal a wallet |
piquear [v]
PA
delinq.
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96 |
General |
steal food |
policear [v]
HN
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97 |
General |
steal someone's heart |
rapear (inglés rap) [v]
PR
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98 |
General |
steal in one's own neighborhood |
rastrillar [v]
UY
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99 |
General |
steal the spotlight |
robarse [v]
CL
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100 |
General |
steal jewelry |
requintear [v]
HN
SV
delinq.
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101 |
General |
steal earrings by ripping them off |
tipir [v]
BO
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102 |
General |
steal winnings |
alzarse [v]
disused
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103 |
General |
steal metal/mineral from a mine |
cangallar [v]
CL
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104 |
General |
steal ore |
juquear [v]
BO
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Idioms |
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105 |
Idioms |
steal the show |
llevarse la palma [v]
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106 |
Idioms |
steal the spotlight |
llevarse la palma [v]
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107 |
Idioms |
steal someone's thunder |
hacer caravana con sombrero ajeno [v]
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108 |
Idioms |
steal a march on someone |
madrugar a alguien [v]
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109 |
Idioms |
steal someone's heart |
conquistarle el corazón a alguien [v]
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110 |
Idioms |
steal someone's heart (away) |
conquistarle el corazón a alguien [v]
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111 |
Idioms |
steal a glance |
mirar de reojo [v]
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112 |
Idioms |
steal a march on |
ganar de mano [v]
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113 |
Idioms |
steal a march on |
adelantarse [v]
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114 |
Idioms |
steal a march on |
anticiparse [v]
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115 |
Idioms |
steal a march on |
tomar la delantera [v]
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116 |
Idioms |
steal one's thunder |
quitarle protagonismo a alguien [v]
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117 |
Idioms |
steal someone's heart |
robarle el corazón a alguien [v]
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118 |
Idioms |
steal someone's heart |
conquistar el corazón de alguien [v]
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119 |
Idioms |
steal someone's heart |
enamorar a alguien [v]
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120 |
Idioms |
steal someone's heart (away) |
robarle el corazón a alguien [v]
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121 |
Idioms |
steal someone's heart (away) |
conquistar el corazón de alguien [v]
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122 |
Idioms |
steal someone's heart (away) |
enamorar a alguien [v]
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123 |
Idioms |
steal someone's heart (away) |
ganarse el afecto de alguien [v]
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124 |
Idioms |
steal someone's thunder |
quitarle el protagonismo a alguien [v]
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125 |
Idioms |
steal someone's thunder |
eclipsar a alguien [v]
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126 |
Idioms |
steal someone's thunder |
socavar la autoridad de alguien [v]
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127 |
Idioms |
steal the show |
acaparar toda la atención [v]
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128 |
Idioms |
steal the show |
llevarse todos los aplausos [v]
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129 |
Idioms |
steal the show |
ser la sensación [v]
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130 |
Idioms |
steal the spotlight |
acaparar toda la atención [v]
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131 |
Idioms |
steal the spotlight |
ser la sensación [v]
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132 |
Idioms |
steal a march on |
anticiparse a alguien [v]
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133 |
Idioms |
steal something surreptitiously from someone's pocket |
bolsiquear a alguien [v]
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134 |
Idioms |
steal someone's position |
quitar el sitio a alguien [v]
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135 |
Idioms |
steal the spotlight |
robarle a alguien el protagonismo [v]
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136 |
Idioms |
steal a lot of things or money from someone |
robarle a alguien hasta los calzoncillos [v]
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137 |
Idioms |
steal things from someone’s pocket |
robarle a alguien la cartera [v]
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138 |
Idioms |
steal things from someone’s pocket |
robarle a alguien del bolsillo [v]
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139 |
Idioms |
steal the show |
robarle a alguien el protagonismo [v]
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140 |
Idioms |
steal someone's heart |
robar le el corazón a alguien [v]
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141 |
Idioms |
steal someone's thunder |
robarle a alguien el protagonismo [v]
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142 |
Idioms |
steal freely from someone |
robarle a alguien hasta los calzoncillos [v]
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143 |
Idioms |
have a tendency to steal |
tener la mano larga [v]
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144 |
Idioms |
have a tendency to steal |
tener las manos largas [v]
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145 |
Idioms |
have a tendency to steal |
tener las uñas largas [v]
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146 |
Idioms |
have a tendency to steal |
tener las uñas afiladas [v]
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147 |
Idioms |
have a tendency to steal |
tener los cinco muy listos [v]
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148 |
Idioms |
be inclined to steal |
tener las manos largas [v]
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149 |
Idioms |
be inclined to steal |
tener las uñas largas [v]
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150 |
Idioms |
be inclined to steal |
tener las uñas afiladas [v]
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151 |
Idioms |
be inclined to steal |
tener los cinco muy listos [v]
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152 |
Idioms |
steal a march on someone |
tomarle la delantera a alguien [v]
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153 |
Idioms |
steal the spotlight |
llevarse alguien la joya [v]
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154 |
Idioms |
steal the show |
ganar alguien la palma [v]
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155 |
Idioms |
steal the show |
llevarse alguien la palma [v]
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156 |
Idioms |
steal the show |
acaparar toda la atención
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157 |
Idioms |
steal the spotlight |
acaparar toda la atención
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158 |
Idioms |
steal the show |
llevarse el protagonismo
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159 |
Idioms |
steal the spotlight |
llevarse el protagonismo
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160 |
Idioms |
steal the show |
llevarse todos los aplausos
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161 |
Idioms |
steal the spotlight |
llevarse todos los aplausos
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162 |
Idioms |
steal the show |
robarse el protagonismo
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163 |
Idioms |
steal the spotlight |
robarse el protagonismo
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164 |
Idioms |
steal the spotlight |
ser el centro de atención
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165 |
Idioms |
steal the show |
ser el centro de atención
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166 |
Idioms |
he who will steal the eggs, will steal the hen. |
quien roba un huevo, roba una gallina (literal)
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167 |
Idioms |
he who will steal the eggs, will steal the hen. |
quien roba una vez, acaba por repetir
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168 |
Idioms |
steal the spotlight |
robarse el show [v]
AMER
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169 |
Idioms |
steal the show |
robarse el show [v]
AMER
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170 |
Idioms |
steal another person's ideas |
agarrar bolados [v]
CR
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171 |
Idioms |
steal a woman's heart |
dar agua de clavelito [v]
PA
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172 |
Idioms |
steal or snatch something from somebody |
dar baje [v]
MX
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173 |
Idioms |
steal in order to buy drugs |
dar un jolope [v]
PR
drug
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174 |
Idioms |
steal an important amount of money that does not pertain to one but rather belongs to a business/activity |
darse una puñalada [v]
CU
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175 |
Idioms |
steal something from someone |
dar baje [v]
MX
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176 |
Idioms |
steal something from someone |
dar bajón [v]
MX
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177 |
Idioms |
steal something |
dar vajilla [v]
MX
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178 |
Idioms |
steal everything from someone |
dejar a pie [v]
SV
delinq.
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179 |
Idioms |
steal from someone |
dar la negra [v]
GT
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180 |
Idioms |
steal everything from a place |
dejar como salón de baile [v]
HN
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181 |
Idioms |
steal someone's money/possessions |
dejar con los brazos cruzados [v]
GT
HN
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182 |
Idioms |
steal money or personal belongings out in the open |
soltar la gata [v]
HN
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183 |
Idioms |
steal everything but the kitchen sink |
volarle la gallina [v]
HN
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184 |
Idioms |
what a steal |
comprar a precio de gallo muerto [v]
HN
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185 |
Idioms |
steal someone's thunder |
correr la butaca [v]
CO
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186 |
Idioms |
steal from a charity |
irse el toro con la veta [v]
EC:S
rur.
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187 |
Idioms |
steal a wallet from a back pocket |
hacer de orto [v]
CL
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188 |
Idioms |
steal in a subtle way |
hacer mano de mano [v]
GT
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189 |
Idioms |
steal everything that's not nailed down |
llevarse hasta los clavos [v]
PR
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190 |
Idioms |
steal everything that's not nailed down |
llevarse hasta los clavos de la cruz [v]
PR
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191 |
Idioms |
try to steal a position from someone |
menear el petate [v]
HN
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192 |
Idioms |
steal the spotlight |
robar cámara [v]
MX
HN
SV
NI
CR
PA
CU
VE
BO
AR
UY
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193 |
Idioms |
steal the spotlight |
robar cámara [v]
CR
PR
CO
PE
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194 |
Idioms |
steal someone else's ideas |
robar el libreto [v]
PY
AR
UY
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195 |
Idioms |
steal someone's partner |
robarle el mandado [v]
NI
CR
PA
PY
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196 |
Idioms |
steal someone else's ideas |
robarle el mandado [v]
PA
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197 |
Idioms |
steal the spotlight |
robarse el show [v]
CU
VE
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198 |
Idioms |
steal the spotlight |
robarse el show [v]
HN
SV
NI
PR
EC
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199 |
Idioms |
steal the spotlight |
robarse la película [v]
EC
CL
UY
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200 |
Idioms |
steal money or personal belongings out in the open |
soltar la gata [v]
HN
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201 |
Idioms |
steal someone's ideas |
vestirse con ropa ajena [v]
SV
CL
AR
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202 |
Idioms |
steal someone's ideas |
vestirse con ropa ajena [v]
UY
rare
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203 |
Idioms |
steal someone's job |
vestirse con ropa ajena [v]
SV
CL
AR
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204 |
Idioms |
steal someone's job |
vestirse con ropa ajena [v]
UY
rare
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205 |
Idioms |
steal another's ideas |
agarrar alguien bolados [v]
CR
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Speaking |
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206 |
Speaking |
it's no crime to steal from a thief |
ladrón que roba a otro ladrón tiene cien años de perdón
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207 |
Speaking |
it's no crime to steal from a thief |
quien roba a ladrón, tiene cien años de perdón
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208 |
Speaking |
we didn't steal it |
nosotros no lo robamos
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Phrasals |
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209 |
Phrasals |
steal over someone |
apoderarse de alguien (un sentimiento/gradualmente) [v]
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210 |
Phrasals |
steal over someone |
recorrer el cuerpo (un sentimiento/gradualmente) [v]
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|
211 |
Phrasals |
steal away |
escabullirse [v]
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212 |
Phrasals |
steal over someone |
ponerse a cubierto de alguien [v]
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213 |
Phrasals |
steal away from someone |
escabullirse de alguien [v]
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214 |
Phrasals |
steal from someone |
robarle a alguien [v]
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215 |
Phrasals |
steal a glance at someone |
robarle una mirada a alguien [v]
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216 |
Phrasals |
steal from someone |
hurtarle a alguien [v]
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217 |
Phrasals |
steal out of some place |
escapar de un lugar [v]
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218 |
Phrasals |
steal something from someone |
robarle algo a alguien [v]
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219 |
Phrasals |
steal something off someone |
robarle algo a alguien [v]
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220 |
Phrasals |
steal up on someone |
tomar a alguien por sorpresa [v]
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Colloquial |
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221 |
Colloquial |
deception to steal money |
gatazo [m]
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222 |
Colloquial |
swipe (to steal; filch) |
gatear [v]
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223 |
Colloquial |
nab (steal) |
mangar [v]
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224 |
Colloquial |
steal invaluable things |
guaguarear [v]
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225 |
Colloquial |
steal things of little value |
guaguarear [v]
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226 |
Colloquial |
steal into a place or creep in by stealth |
colar [v]
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227 |
Colloquial |
steal one’s money all away |
robarle todo el dinero a alguien [v]
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228 |
Colloquial |
steal or take something without asking |
chorrearse algo [v]
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229 |
Colloquial |
steal away |
hurtar el cuerpo [v]
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230 |
Colloquial |
have a tendency to steal |
untarse [v]
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231 |
Colloquial |
steal candy from a baby |
vender gato por liebre [v]
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232 |
Colloquial |
steal violently |
rapar [v]
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233 |
Colloquial |
that's a steal |
¡qué robo! (irónicamente)
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234 |
Colloquial |
that's a steal |
tiradísimo (de precio)
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235 |
Colloquial |
that's a steal |
una ganga
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236 |
Colloquial |
ruse to steal money |
tumbe [m]
CO
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237 |
Colloquial |
ruse to steal money |
túmbilis [m]
CO
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238 |
Colloquial |
ruse to steal money |
tumbis [m]
CO
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239 |
Colloquial |
person who breaks a car window to steal what's inside |
tortolero [m]
PY
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240 |
Colloquial |
steal the show |
hacer guaca [v]
CAR
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241 |
Colloquial |
steal by snatching |
manotear [v]
MX
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242 |
Colloquial |
steal something |
arrear [v]
MX
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243 |
Colloquial |
steal money from a store cash register, generally the cashier |
cajonear [v]
PE
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244 |
Colloquial |
steal something |
amachinarse [v]
MX
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245 |
Colloquial |
steal something |
cachar (inglés) [v]
HN
NI
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246 |
Colloquial |
steal somebody's partner |
bajar [v]
MX
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247 |
Colloquial |
steal for one's benefit |
clavarse [v]
MX
GT
HN
SV
NI
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248 |
Colloquial |
steal something from someone |
cumear [v]
HN
delinq.
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249 |
Colloquial |
steal fruit or vegetables from someone else's garden |
cuquear [v]
BO
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250 |
Colloquial |
steal something |
chorrear [v]
UY
|
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251 |
Colloquial |
steal something |
espiantar [v]
AR:E
disused
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252 |
Colloquial |
steal something from someone without their noticing |
fajar [v]
BO:W
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253 |
Colloquial |
steal something from someone |
acatusiar [v]
NI
rare
|
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254 |
Colloquial |
steal something from someone |
catusear [v]
HN
NI
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255 |
Colloquial |
steal something |
grapear [v]
NI
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256 |
Colloquial |
steal while governing the country |
güebiernar [v]
HN
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257 |
Colloquial |
steal merchandise by pretending to buy another item |
cruzar [v]
MX
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258 |
Colloquial |
steal something |
huevear [v]
GT
HN
SV
NI
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259 |
Colloquial |
steal something |
güevear [v]
GT
HN
NI
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260 |
Colloquial |
steal something |
huestear [v]
HN
rur.
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261 |
Colloquial |
steal ore, usually at night, from a mine |
juquear [v]
BO:W,C
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262 |
Colloquial |
break-in to steal |
enjaularse [v]
MX
delinq.
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263 |
Colloquial |
steal money |
embolsarse [v]
MX
DO
EC
|
|
264 |
Colloquial |
steal money |
embolsicarse [v]
BO
|
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265 |
Colloquial |
steal with deceit and cunning |
pinchar [v]
VE
|
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266 |
Colloquial |
abuse one's authority to steal |
voltear [v]
BO
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Proverbs |
|
267 |
Proverbs |
he that steals an egg will steal an ox |
ladroncillo de agujeta, después sube a barjuleta
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Slang |
|
268 |
Slang |
steal something from someone |
soplar algo a alguien [v]
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|
269 |
Slang |
man looking what to steal |
avispón [m]
delinq.
|
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270 |
Slang |
woman who drugs men in order to steal from them |
dormilona [f]
PA
delinq.
|
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271 |
Slang |
to steal |
afanar [v]
AR
BO
UY
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272 |
Slang |
steal something |
chorearse [v]
CL
|
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273 |
Slang |
steal something |
arreglar [v]
HN
NI
jail
|
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274 |
Slang |
steal something |
bambolear [v]
SV
delinq.
|
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275 |
Slang |
steal something |
chorear [v]
PE
BO
CL
AR
VE
EC
CO
UY
rare
|
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276 |
Slang |
force open doors or windows to rob or steal |
falsear [v]
HN
NI
CR
EC
jail
|
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277 |
Slang |
steal in order to buy drugs |
cañonear [v]
PR
drug
|
|
278 |
Slang |
steal something |
güevearse [v]
HN
NI
|
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279 |
Slang |
steal from someone |
ganar [v]
NI
BO
teen
delinq.
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Law |
|
280 |
Law |
steal something with a sudden movement |
escamotear [v]
|
|
281 |
Law |
steal an intellectual product |
plagiar [v]
|
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Engineering |
|
282 |
Engineering |
cycles steal |
robo de ciclos
|
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Geology |
|
283 |
Geology |
steal ore |
huaillaripear [v]
PE
|
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Medicine |
|
284 |
Medicine |
subclavian steal syndrome |
síndrome del robo de la subclavia
|
|
285 |
Medicine |
iliac steal |
robo ilíaco
|
|
286 |
Medicine |
renal-splanchnic steal |
robo renal-esplácnico
|
|
287 |
Medicine |
steal phenomenon |
fenómeno del "robo"
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|
288 |
Medicine |
iliac steal |
robo ilíaco
|
|
289 |
Medicine |
renal-splanchnic steal |
robo renal-esplácnico
|
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290 |
Medicine |
subclavian steal |
robo de la subclavia
|
|
291 |
Medicine |
subclavian steal syndrome |
síndrome del robo de la subclavia
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Psychology |
|
292 |
Psychology |
subclavian steal |
secuestro subclavio
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Aeronautics |
|
293 |
Aeronautics |
high carbon steal |
acero rico en carbono
|
|
294 |
Aeronautics |
high carbon steal |
acero duro
|
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Sports |
|
295 |
Sports |
steal the ball |
robar el balón [v]
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Baseball |
|
296 |
Baseball |
delayed steal |
robo retardado [m]
|
|
297 |
Baseball |
double steal |
doble robo [m]
|
|
298 |
Baseball |
steal a base |
robar una base [v]
|
|
299 |
Baseball |
swipe or steal (a base) |
estafar [v]
|
|
300 |
Baseball |
steal a base |
estafar [v]
NI
PR
VE
|
|
301 |
Baseball |
steal bases |
robar bases [v]
CU
|
|
302 |
Baseball |
steal a base |
robarse la base [v]
MX
NI
PA
CU
DO
PR
VE
|
|
303 |
Baseball |
allow players to steal bases |
soltar [v]
CU
|
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