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Meanings of "steal!" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 500 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
steal robar [v]
Conjugations
I steal robo [v]
Common
steal horses cuatrero [adj]
steal pillar [v]
steal garbear [v]
steal hurtar [v]
Irregular Verb
steal stole - stolen [v]
General
steal pepenar [v]
steal sustraer [v]
steal piratear [v]
steal manotear [v]
steal quitar [v]
steal rapiñar [v]
steal ratear [v]
steal gatear [v]
steal ganga [f]
hole made to steal something butrón [m]
amount of iron and steal used to fix a dull plow aguzadura [f]
steal alzarse [v]
steal from arruchar [v]
steal atracar [v]
steal atrafagar [v]
steal desfalcar [v]
steal desvalijar [v]
steal garbear [v]
steal hurtar [v]
steal mangar [v]
steal operar [v]
steal quitar [v]
steal raspar [v]
steal robar [v]
steal sonsacar [v]
steal soplar [v]
steal substraer [v]
steal sustraer [v]
steal tomar [v]
steal trincar [v]
tendency to steal manos largas [f/pl]
steal robo [m]
steal pulir [v]
steal despabilar [v]
steal limpiar [v]
steal afanar [v]
take out or steal the contents of desvalijar [v]
steal apañuscar [v]
steal pelar [v]
steal in small quantities sisar [v]
steal arramplar [v]
steal arramblar [v]
steal birlar [v]
steal raptar [v]
steal pellizcar [v]
steal mangar [v]
steal apropiarse de (idea) [v]
steal moverse sigilosamente [v]
steal cuatrear [v]
steal cuatrerear [v]
steal something from someone robar algo a alguien [v]
steal away desbarrar [v]
steal away descabullirse [v]
steal dexterously escamotar [v]
steal and eat tit-bits gazmiar [v]
steal into (the mind) insinuarse [v]
steal cattle pecorear [v]
steal upon the mind pegarse [v]
steal raspar [v]
steal away sustraerse [v]
steal soplar [v]
steal dexterously escamotear [v]
steal choricear [v]
steal a march on ganar por la mano [v]
steal plagiar [v]
steal colarse [v]
steal escabullirse [v]
steal pasar a hurtadillas [v]
steal a march on sorprender [v]
steal pasar furtivamente [v]
steal away from quitar del medio [v]
steal away marcharse a hurtadillas [v]
steal away from ocultar [v]
steal away from esconder [v]
steal off marcharse a hurtadillas [v]
steal along pasar en silencio [v]
steal off escabullirse [v]
steal along avanzar a paso de lobo [v]
steal along deslizarse sin ruido [v]
steal up subir a ocultas [v]
steal down (forth/in/into) descender [v]
steal upon aproximarse sin ruido a [v]
steal upon sorprender [v]
steal over ganar insensiblemente [v]
steal upon apoderarse tranquilamente de [v]
steal achaque [m] AR
civil servant who used their position to steal money buchón [m] SV derog.
steal chineo [m] EC
wire with two points on one end, used to steal electric current cangrejo [m] PA
delinquent who suffocates a person with a rope, usually a taxi driver, to steal their belongings cogotero [m] BO
apparatus used to steal electricity from a street light diablito [m] MX GT
apparatus used to steal electricity from a street light diablo [m] MX
steal the bacon children's game pañuelito [m] AR
male prostitute that drugs his johns to steal from them pepero [m] PE delinq.
steal solfeo [m] AR UY
civil servant who used their position to steal money buchona [f] SV derog.
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
female prostitute that drugs her johns to steal from them pepera [f] PE delinq.
difficult to steal ratonera [f] PR delinq.
steal barata [f] MX
dismantled in order to steal the parts (vehicle) desguajado [adj] GT
steal cachar [v] NI HN CR
steal apachar [v] PE
steal bombear [v] MX CAM
steal fachar [v] CU
steal pepenar [v] MX NI
steal cattle arrear [v] AR MX
steal arpar [v] LAM
steal macaquear [v] CAM
steal by force agallarse [v] PR
steal afanarse [v] HN CU BO UY
steal agandallar [v] MX
steal achacarse [v] AR
steal (criminal slang) alivianar [v] HN
steal bolsearse [v] HN
steal something caer [v] MX GT HN NI
steal glances brujear [v] CO
steal something alzar [v] HN NI CR
steal something amachinarse [v] MX
steal something apanar [v] SV
steal bretear [v] HN
steal something apercollar [v] GT SV PA
steal something brincar [v] SV NI
steal cars brujear [v] HN
steal bombear [v] MX GT HN SV NI
steal something acatusiar [v] NI rare
steal something catusear [v] HN NI
steal without intimidating cachar (inglés) [v] NI CR
steal without using force cachar (inglés) [v] NI CR
steal something acepillar [v] PR
steal livestock abigeatear [v] BO rare rur.
steal camotear [v] HN NI
steal something bolsear [v] HN
steal something bombearse [v] HN
steal something alzarse [v] HN NI CR
steal something ajenjarse [v] HN
steal something destuzar [v] HN
steal something descamisarse [v] HN
steal something deschorchar [v] HN
steal someone's romantic partner desbancar [v] GT
dismantle a car (especially with the intention of steal the parts) desguajar [v] GT
steal livestock to later sell again cuatrerear [v] AR UY rur.
steal something cutarrear [v] SV
steal a small part of the harvest from the farm's owner (laborer) chalar (del quechua) [v] EC:S
steal parts off the exterior of a car chapiar [v] NI
steal part of something capar [v] NI
steal items from a suitcase in an airport/at a port capar [v] CU
steal chupar [v] CL
steal chinear [v] EC
steal something: rob something chopear (inglés chop) [v] PR teen
steal something quickly escapear [v] CL
steal esvalijar [v] PR
steal a woman's purse carterear [v] SV
steal large amounts carrancear [v] MX derog.
steal metals or metaliferous stones from mines cangallar [v] CL:N rare
steal pieces of an electronic device or a vehicle to use them in another or sell canibalear [v] CU
steal garrotear [v] NI
steal guachipear [v] CL
steal in small quantities gavetear [v] HN SV NI
steal gabelar [v] EC:S
steal golear [v] CO:W teen
steal from someone guaraquear [v] CL
steal güeviar [v] HN SV NI
steal guillar [v] PR
steal jalar [v] MX BO
steal vehicles and motorcycles jalar [v] CO
steal something levantar [v] GT HN SV NI CR CU BO
steal ladronear [v] MX BO CL rare
steal encumbrarse [v] SV
steal destuzar [v] HN
steal embruscar [v] PR
steal enchivar [v] PR
steal manganear [v] BO
steal peaches duraznear [v] GT rare rur.
steal money embolsicarse [v] EC PE CL
steal embriscar [v] PR
steal embuchacarse [v] MX NI
steal destuzar [v] HN
steal from someone without them realizing it madrugarse [v] MX GT SV
steal matatusear [v] GT
steal ñapear [v] MX:Se
steal small amounts mordisquear [v] HN
steal treats or fruits to eat ñampear [v] DO PR
steal ñampear [v] DO
steal ñampiar [v] DO
steal ñapar [v] AR
steal ñarpear [v] BO:E
steal palear [v] VE delinq.
steal palanquear [v] GT
steal palanquear [v] GT
steal patear [v] EC
steal pegarse [v] HN
steal peinar [v] GT HN SV NI
steal peinarse [v] GT HN SV NI
steal pepear [v] GT
steal pepenar [v] MX NI
steal pericotear [v] PE
steal pescar [v] GT
steal picar [v] VE
steal pijear [v] GT HN
steal pijearse [v] HN
steal pijiar [v] HN
steal piscuñar [v] GT
steal piscuñarse [v] GT
steal a wallet piquear [v] PA delinq.
steal food policear [v] HN
steal rascar [v] SV delinq.
steal someone's heart rapear (inglés rap) [v] PR
steal in one's own neighborhood rastrillar [v] UY
steal prensar [v] SV delinq.
steal the spotlight robarse [v] CL
steal serenar [v] SV
steal jewelry requintear [v] HN SV delinq.
steal solfear [v] AR
steal soliviar [v] AR
steal ubicar [v] BO:C
steal tifitear [v] PA CU disused teen
steal uñapiar [v] AR:Nw rur.
steal uñar [v] MX disused
steal earrings by ripping them off tipir [v] BO
steal suspender [v] HN
steal tacuachar [v] SV
steal talonear [v] GT
steal tamalear [v] SV NI
steal tamalearse [v] SV NI
steal traficar [v] SV delinq.
steal tusquiar [v] SV
steal tapiscar [v] HN
steal visitar [v] HN
steal yipiar [v] PA
steal winnings alzarse [v] disused
steal anochecer [v] AL
steal arrobar [v] disused
steal aventar [v] CR
steal aventarse [v] CR
steal bailarse [v] CU
steal bombearse [v] GT
steal cachar [v] HN NI CR
steal metal/mineral from a mine cangallar [v] CL
steal clavar [v] CU
steal expilar [v] disused
steal fachar [v] CU
steal furtar [v] disused
steal galimar [v] disused
steal huevear [v] HT HN SV
steal ore juquear [v] BO
steal ladronear [v] rare
steal levar [v] disused
steal pifiar [v] MX
steal prear [v] disused
steal tumbar [v] AN
steal tumbarse [v] AN
steal volar [v] MX DO EC
steal dañinear [v] AR
Idioms
steal largo de manos [adj]
steal the show llevarse la palma [v]
steal the spotlight llevarse la palma [v]
steal someone's thunder hacer caravana con sombrero ajeno [v]
steal a march on someone madrugar a alguien [v]
steal someone's heart conquistarle el corazón a alguien [v]
steal someone's heart (away) conquistarle el corazón a alguien [v]
steal a glance mirar de reojo [v]
steal a march on ganar de mano [v]
steal a march on adelantarse [v]
steal a march on anticiparse [v]
steal a march on tomar la delantera [v]
steal one's thunder quitarle protagonismo a alguien [v]
steal someone's heart robarle el corazón a alguien [v]
steal someone's heart conquistar el corazón de alguien [v]
steal someone's heart enamorar a alguien [v]
steal someone's heart (away) robarle el corazón a alguien [v]
steal someone's heart (away) conquistar el corazón de alguien [v]
steal someone's heart (away) enamorar a alguien [v]
steal someone's heart (away) ganarse el afecto de alguien [v]
steal someone's thunder quitarle el protagonismo a alguien [v]
steal someone's thunder eclipsar a alguien [v]
steal someone's thunder socavar la autoridad de alguien [v]
steal the show acaparar toda la atención [v]
steal the show llevarse todos los aplausos [v]
steal the show ser la sensación [v]
steal the spotlight acaparar toda la atención [v]
steal the spotlight ser la sensación [v]
steal a march on anticiparse a alguien [v]
steal something surreptitiously from someone's pocket bolsiquear a alguien [v]
steal someone's position quitar el sitio a alguien [v]
steal the spotlight robarle a alguien el protagonismo [v]
steal a lot of things or money from someone robarle a alguien hasta los calzoncillos [v]
steal things from someone’s pocket robarle a alguien la cartera [v]
steal things from someone’s pocket robarle a alguien del bolsillo [v]
steal the show robarle a alguien el protagonismo [v]
steal someone's heart robar le el corazón a alguien [v]
steal someone's thunder robarle a alguien el protagonismo [v]
steal freely from someone robarle a alguien hasta los calzoncillos [v]
have a tendency to steal tener la mano larga [v]
have a tendency to steal tener las manos largas [v]
have a tendency to steal tener las uñas largas [v]
have a tendency to steal tener las uñas afiladas [v]
have a tendency to steal tener los cinco muy listos [v]
be inclined to steal tener las manos largas [v]
be inclined to steal tener las uñas largas [v]
be inclined to steal tener las uñas afiladas [v]
be inclined to steal tener los cinco muy listos [v]
steal a march on someone tomarle la delantera a alguien [v]
steal the spotlight llevarse alguien la joya [v]
steal meter la mano en algo [v]
steal meter la mano hasta el codo en algo [v]
steal meter la mano hasta los codos en algo [v]
steal the show ganar alguien la palma [v]
steal the show llevarse alguien la palma [v]
steal the show acaparar toda la atención
steal the spotlight acaparar toda la atención
steal the show llevarse el protagonismo
steal the spotlight llevarse el protagonismo
steal the show llevarse todos los aplausos
steal the spotlight llevarse todos los aplausos
steal the show robarse el protagonismo
steal the spotlight robarse el protagonismo
steal the show ser el centro de atención
steal the spotlight ser el centro de atención
he who will steal the eggs, will steal the hen. quien roba un huevo, roba una gallina (literal)
he who will steal the eggs, will steal the hen. quien roba una vez, acaba por repetir
steal the spotlight robarse el show [v] AMER
steal the show robarse el show [v] AMER
steal another person's ideas agarrar bolados [v] CR
steal a woman's heart dar agua de clavelito [v] PA
steal or snatch something from somebody dar baje [v] MX
steal dar bajón [v] MX
steal in order to buy drugs dar un jolope [v] PR drug
steal an important amount of money that does not pertain to one but rather belongs to a business/activity darse una puñalada [v] CU
steal something from someone dar baje [v] MX
steal something from someone dar bajón [v] MX
steal something dar vajilla [v] MX
steal everything from someone dejar a pie [v] SV delinq.
steal from someone dar la negra [v] GT
steal everything from a place dejar como salón de baile [v] HN
steal someone's money/possessions dejar con los brazos cruzados [v] GT HN
steal entrarse al baile [v] CO
steal dar garrote [v] NI
steal hacerse el gato bravo [v] NI CR rur.
steal money or personal belongings out in the open soltar la gata [v] HN
steal everything but the kitchen sink volarle la gallina [v] HN
what a steal comprar a precio de gallo muerto [v] HN
steal someone's thunder correr la butaca [v] CO
steal hacer perdedizo [v] MX
steal hacer ñau ñau [v] NI
steal hacer dormir [v] BO
steal from a charity irse el toro con la veta [v] EC:S rur.
steal a wallet from a back pocket hacer de orto [v] CL
steal in a subtle way hacer mano de mano [v] GT
steal echar las cinco repúblicas [v] SV
steal everything that's not nailed down llevarse hasta los clavos [v] PR
steal everything that's not nailed down llevarse hasta los clavos de la cruz [v] PR
try to steal a position from someone menear el petate [v] HN
steal meter las uñas [v] GT HN NI PA BO
steal the spotlight robar cámara [v] MX HN SV NI CR PA CU VE BO AR UY
steal the spotlight robar cámara [v] CR PR CO PE
steal someone else's ideas robar el libreto [v] PY AR UY
steal someone's partner robarle el mandado [v] NI CR PA PY
steal someone else's ideas robarle el mandado [v] PA
steal the spotlight robarse el show [v] CU VE
steal the spotlight robarse el show [v] HN SV NI PR EC
steal the spotlight robarse la película [v] EC CL UY
steal money or personal belongings out in the open soltar la gata [v] HN
steal someone's ideas vestirse con ropa ajena [v] SV CL AR
steal someone's ideas vestirse con ropa ajena [v] UY rare
steal tocar piano [v] SV NI
steal volar la gallina [v] HN
steal someone's job vestirse con ropa ajena [v] SV CL AR
steal someone's job vestirse con ropa ajena [v] UY rare
steal another's ideas agarrar alguien bolados [v] CR
Speaking
it's no crime to steal from a thief ladrón que roba a otro ladrón tiene cien años de perdón
it's no crime to steal from a thief quien roba a ladrón, tiene cien años de perdón
we didn't steal it nosotros no lo robamos
Phrasals
steal over someone apoderarse de alguien (un sentimiento/gradualmente) [v]
steal over someone recorrer el cuerpo (un sentimiento/gradualmente) [v]
steal away escabullirse [v]
steal over someone ponerse a cubierto de alguien [v]
steal away from someone escabullirse de alguien [v]
steal from someone robarle a alguien [v]
steal a glance at someone robarle una mirada a alguien [v]
steal from someone hurtarle a alguien [v]
steal out of some place escapar de un lugar [v]
steal something from someone robarle algo a alguien [v]
steal something off someone robarle algo a alguien [v]
steal up on someone tomar a alguien por sorpresa [v]
Colloquial
steal regalo [m]
steal chollo [m]
deception to steal money gatazo [m]
steal momio [m]
steal bicoca (italiano) [f]
swipe (to steal; filch) gatear [v]
steal tocar el piano [v]
steal refalar [v]
nab (steal) mangar [v]
steal rapar [v]
steal invaluable things guaguarear [v]
steal things of little value guaguarear [v]
steal agarduñar [v]
steal apandar [v]
steal into a place or creep in by stealth colar [v]
steal one’s money all away robarle todo el dinero a alguien [v]
steal mariscar [v]
steal manganear [v]
steal patraquear [v]
steal zopilotear [v]
steal echar la gata [v]
steal cepillarse [v]
steal or take something without asking chorrearse algo [v]
steal away hurtar el cuerpo [v]
have a tendency to steal untarse [v]
steal afanar [v]
steal echar el anzuelo [v]
steal quitar a alguien la capa [v]
steal cepillar [v]
steal chorar (caló) [v]
steal candy from a baby vender gato por liebre [v]
steal limpiar [v]
steal pringarse [v]
steal violently rapar [v]
steal sangrar [v]
that's a steal ¡qué robo! (irónicamente)
that's a steal tiradísimo (de precio)
that's a steal una ganga
ruse to steal money tumbe [m] CO
ruse to steal money túmbilis [m] CO
ruse to steal money tumbis [m] CO
person who breaks a car window to steal what's inside tortolero [m] PY
steal gancho [m] CU
steal machetazo [m] CU
steal pichincha [f] PY AR UY
steal volar [v] MX
steal randar [v] ES
steal the show hacer guaca [v] CAR
steal by snatching manotear [v] MX
steal mochar [v] SCN
steal achacar [v] LAM
steal pelar la breva [v] SCN
steal afanar  [v] AR
steal soltar la gata [v] PE
steal something arrear [v] MX
steal bolsear [v] MX
steal calatearse [v] PE
steal money from a store cash register, generally the cashier cajonear [v] PE
steal something amachinarse [v] MX
steal something cachar (inglés) [v] HN NI
steal buitrear [v] VE
steal somebody's partner bajar [v] MX
steal bajar [v] MX GT HN CO EC rare
steal for one's benefit clavarse [v] MX GT HN SV NI
steal something from someone cumear [v] HN delinq.
steal fruit or vegetables from someone else's garden cuquear [v] BO
steal something chorrear [v] UY
steal fachar [v] CU
steal something espiantar [v] AR:E disused
steal something from someone without their noticing fajar [v] BO:W
steal something from someone acatusiar [v] NI rare
steal something from someone catusear [v] HN NI
steal something grapear [v] NI
steal while governing the country güebiernar [v] HN
steal merchandise by pretending to buy another item cruzar [v] MX
steal something huevear [v] GT HN SV NI
steal something güevear [v] GT HN NI
steal something huestear [v] HN rur.
steal ore, usually at night, from a mine juquear [v] BO:W,C
steal jolopiar [v] DO
steal echar las cinco al piano [v] HN
break-in to steal enjaularse [v] MX delinq.
steal maquinear [v] NI delinq.
steal money embolsarse [v] MX DO EC
steal money embolsicarse [v] BO
steal ñafitiar [v] PR
steal ñafiar [v] DO PR VE
steal ñafitear [v] PR
steal melear [v] BO
steal ñafiar [v] DO PR VE
steal ñafitear [v] PR
steal ñafitiar [v] DO PR
steal nagualear [v] MX disused
steal with deceit and cunning pinchar [v] VE
steal pelar [v] CL
steal recursearse [v] PE
steal raponear [v] CO
steal raponear [v] EC rare
steal refalar [v] AR
steal tirar [v] BO
steal volar [v] MX BO
steal volarse [v] HN SV NI CO BO
steal yopear [v] PA
abuse one's authority to steal voltear [v] BO
steal apercollar [v] disused
steal chorear [v] PE CL AR
steal choricear [v] derog.
steal chorizar [v]

Meanings of "steal!" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 1 result(s)

İspanyolca İngilizce
Common
steal [v] advance