light-fingered in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for light-fingered in the English»Bulgarian Dictionary

light-fingered [ˌlaɪtˈfɪŋgəd, Am -gɚd] ADJ

light-fingered

крадлив

light-fingered

с дълги ръце

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

What he had in mind was that some of his patrons were noted for their light-fingered habits.

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Across the country the theft is attributed to not only light-fingered customers but also to retail staff.

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There have been cases of light-fingered flatmates pilfering money.

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Police are planning to increase surveillance in a bid to reduce car crime and, with luck, identify the light-fingered car jammer fiends.?

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Fortunately, a light-fingered pickpocket is on hand to embark on a perilous quest through a world of magic and mystery to break the bewitchment.

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I was a little light-fingered.

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Not even the bowels of a police station are safe from the light-fingered hands of thieves.

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Going into the psychology of the light-fingered ones will perhaps reveal how books disappear.

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Dementia is more like a light-fingered but utterly implacable thief: it steals our memories, our future, our sense of time and place, the words we use, the loves we cherish.

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Asked why they stole the bags, 37pc of the light-fingered shoppers said they did not want to pay the charge because "it results in companies making more money".

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