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I . steal [sti:l] N esp Am inf

II . steal <stole, stolen> [sti:l] VB trans

1. steal (take illegally):

krasti [perf ukrasti]

2. steal (gain artfully):

III . steal <stole, stolen> [sti:l] VB intr

1. steal (take things illegally):

krasti [perf ukrasti]

2. steal (move surreptitiously):

Usage examples with stealing

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The pair were made to cause mischief within the camp in a series of secret tasks that involved stealing talcum powder without raising suspicion.
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However, it was judged impractical to charge the ex-king with in effect stealing part of the crown jewels.
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Does having an absentee father preclude one from realizing stealing an armload of clothing is not something to be giddily celebrated in front of television cameras?
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She was involved with a young writer who, the year before, was accused of stealing jewellery and imprisoned.
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He believes that the monks in the monastery are responsible for stealing the arra and starts persecuting them.
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As a practical matter, resetting odometers requires equipment plus expertise that makes stealing insurance risky and uneconomical.
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He even ends up stealing a milk float and throwing the contents at passing women.
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After infiltrating the vault and after several series of bluffs and cons, the group succeeds in stealing $160 million.
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During this day also is an event called the teruscan, in which children run around town stealing ears of corn, squash and chayotes from the roofs of neighbors houses.
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Accusations of person-stealing and compurgation for the accused 4.
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