stole in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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stole1 [Am stoʊl, Brit stəʊl] past steal

See also steal

I.steal <pt stole, pp stolen> [Am stil, Brit stiːl] VB trans

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II.steal <pt stole, pp stolen> [Am stil, Brit stiːl] VB intr

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III.steal [Am stil, Brit stiːl] N inf no pl

I.steal <pt stole, pp stolen> [Am stil, Brit stiːl] VB trans

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II.steal <pt stole, pp stolen> [Am stil, Brit stiːl] VB intr

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III.steal [Am stil, Brit stiːl] N inf no pl

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mink attr collar/stole
de visón
he stole covetous glances at the painting
miraba el cuadro con ojos codiciosos

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stole in the PONS Dictionary

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stole1 [stəʊl, Am stoʊl] VB

stole pt of steal

See also steal

I.steal [sti:l] stole, stolen stole, stolen VB trans

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II.steal [sti:l] stole, stolen stole, stolen VB intr

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III.steal [sti:l] stole, stolen stole, stolen N Am inf

I.steal [sti:l] stole, stolen stole, stolen VB trans

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II.steal [sti:l] stole, stolen stole, stolen VB intr

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III.steal [sti:l] stole, stolen stole, stolen N Am inf

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to steal the limelight
acaparar la atención del público

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stole Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to steal the limelight
acaparar la atención del público
to steal sb's heart
robar el corazón a alguien
to steal a glance (at sb/sth)
echar una mirada furtiva (a alguien/algo)
to steal the show
llevarse todos los aplausos
to steal in
entrar a hurtadillas
to steal away
escabullirse
to be a steal
ser una ganga
to steal sb's thunder
quitar las primicias a alguien
to steal/take sth from sb
robar/quitar algo a alguien
at this price the car is a steal
a este precio el coche es un regalo
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Naturally, she stole his money and left him.
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He is dressed in vestments, including a cassock, an alb, a dalmatic, a maniple, and a stole.
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Despite countless promises to settle up for the money he stole, he never paid a penny.
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Sometime in the next 20 years, a thief stole the silver crown.
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The burglar stole petty cash and coins from a cash drawer and also ripped out and took the store's video surveillance system.
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The source said the youths stole keys and a swipe card from a guard, before a "code white" (a riot) was called.
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There were also two serial plagiarists who, strangely, both stole humor columns.
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She kept a list of all the things she ever stole with the intention of settling all her debts when she had the money.
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In 1995 burglars stole the building's antique windows and all of the church's contents except the altar and the pews.
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Again, a white man jumped the pharmacy counter and stole prescription cough syrup.
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