Translations for „thievery“ in the English » Chinese Dictionary

thieve [θiːv] VB trans

thieve

偷窃 tōuqiè

every [ˈevrı] ADJ

1. every:

every

每一 měiyī

every

所有的 suǒyǒude

every pupil

每个学生

2. every:

every

每隔…的 měigé…de

every few days

每隔几天

Phrases:

every now and then [or every now and again]

不时 bùshí

every now and then [or every now and again]

偶尔 ǒu'ěr

every other

每隔一… měigé yī…

every other day

每隔一天

write on every other line

隔行写

retriever N

retriever

(经训练会衔回猎物的)猎犬 lièquǎn

delivery [dıˈlıvərı] N

1. delivery:

delivery

递送 dìsòng

delivery

移交 yíjiāo

2. delivery:

delivery

分娩 fēnmiǎn

a difficult [or an easy] delivery

难(顺)产

3. delivery:

delivery

演讲(或演唱)的姿势或风格 yǎnjiǎng de zīshì huò fēnggé

a folk singer's casual delivery

民歌手的随意的演唱风格

recovery [rıˈkʌvərı] N

1. recovery:

recovery

复得 fùdé

recovery

重获 chónghuò

2. recovery:

recovery

复原 fùyuán

recovery

恢复 huīfù

believer N

1. believer:

believer

信教者 xìnjiàozhě

believer

信徒 xìntú

2. believer:

believer

相信…的人 xiāngxìn…de rén

thief [θiːf] N

thief

贼 zéi

thief

小偷 xiǎotōu

third [θɜːd] N ADJ

third

第三(的) dìsān

third

三分之一(的) sān fēn zhī yī

thirty [ˈθɜːtı] N ADJ

thirty

三十(的) sānshí

thirty

三十个(的) sānshí gè

thicken [ˈθıkən] VB trans, intr

thicken

(使)变厚(或密、粗浓浓) biànhòu

thicket [ˈθıkıt] N

thicket

植丛 zhícóng

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In addition to shoplifting, thievery also has been due to pilfering by shipping personnel and burglary.

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As garrison troops far removed from the main theaters of the war, morale had deteriorated to the point of frequent desertion and thievery.

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These agencies largely rely on the possibility that, by chance, a conscience-stricken employee of the private contractor will squeal on the thievery of public funds.

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He was only responsible in resolving conflicts among fishermen; however, the custom occupied wide aspects of conflicts, varied from catch sharing to fishnet thievery.

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There were no roads, the people were starving and thievery was commonplace.

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This ability also helps her in gambling, espionage and thievery when necessary.

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Most biographical information about him derives from his regular appearance in criminal court records for thievery and acts of violence.

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