purloin in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for purloin in the English»Spanish Dictionary

purloin [Am pərˈlɔɪn, Brit pəːˈlɔɪn] VB trans form

purloin

hurtar form

purloin

sustraer form

Translations for purloin in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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purloin in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for purloin in the English»Spanish Dictionary

purloin [pɜ:ˈlɔɪn, Am pɚˈ-] VB trans form

purloin

hurtar

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English

I don't use it to purloin movies and send movies for free.

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A brass plaque describing the history of the pub has been purloined.

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Who hasn't looked round to see if anybody would see them purloining something, even if it wasn't a bundle?

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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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A much better reason to break into his liquor cabinet than to purloin expensive port for cranberry sauce.

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What would the chances would be today of the manuscript being neither purloined nor binned?

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Recently, the ideal of human rights has been purloined by people engaged in acts of aggression against established communities.

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The inhabitants will eventually purloin water and electricity from the adjoining communities, creating a drain on those communities' resources.

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It's unclear what foreign material he purloined from it; but there is little doubt he took volumes.

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In one case he found that a critic had purloined part of his review from another review.

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