pilferer in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for pilferer in the English»Spanish Dictionary

pilferer [Am ˈpɪlf(ə)rər, Brit ˈpɪlfərə] N

pilferer

ratero m / ratera f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The metal grills on the windows and solid doors mean, presumably, that exhibits here are safe from would-be pilferers.

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The coin culprit -- or penny pilferer, if you prefer -- was later spotted riding down the street with the jar in her hands.

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Instead of ripping off hard-working farmers, perhaps the pigeon pilferers want to try their luck a little closer to home.

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It is considered the villain of the animal kingdom - a pilferer obsessed with stealing trinkets.

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Occasionally, a plump goat, clearly ready for the cooking pot, may be purloined and a pilferer chased.

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Sometimes, the source said, pilferers did not even wait for unloaded baggage to reach the buildup area.

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The reality is, we have hardened pilferers, who have helped themselves to the national cake!

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It's lovely to see a more deadly take on the puzzling pilferer.

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So this could be the redemption for the mega pilferers, don't you think?

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A secondary use, generally archaic, is one who frequents another's table, in essence a pilferer of another's food.

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