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Перевод: stealing

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воровство; угон ; краденые вещи; украденное
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Тезаурус:

1. A smile like that of a child who had been caught stealing sugar and has no choice but to confess lit the Friar's face.
2. It could be behaviour that is different or unusual in a way that is disapproved of, such as stealing or children-battering.
3. He launched his campaign on Saturday with a promise to protect the public sector and to jail those caught stealing from the state.
4. As one of them related to Yakovlev, he had tried to get straw from his brother in a nearby village when he ran out of lighting-fuel, but officials had stopped him, since he was stealing "from the poor there's sucilizm ( sic ) for you", Ivanovka Soviet on the other hand was managed by no obvious clique, and the very few rich peasants had no general influence in the village, which contained no poor households but a lot of middling ones.
5. Perhaps John Major, already well into the habit of stealing Labour's clothes, will come up with the right formula.
6. Now "stealing by trick", you've got all the powers that go under the Larceny Act.
7. THE Government has a clever knack of stealing other people's clothes, never more so than in its espousal of "active citizenship" as a desirable virtue.
8. Firstly, the peak age for conviction is around the school-leaving age and the likelihood of conviction after that age declines; and, secondly, a very significant proportion of the offences committed by juveniles are very trivial - stealing milk bottles for example.
9. Frederick Campbell, when District Judge at Tangalla, also noted that cattle stealing prosecutions were identical: "For example, no two parties ever happen to be together, and witness the removal of a stolen animal, one sees the removal at one, and another at another place, whilst a third sees the removal of the flesh."
10. "And stealing!" laughed Cheryl.
11. Neither of the men knew, so they were taken to the station and charged with stealing a car.
12. He was, we were told, a butcher from Thaxted who joined a gang of baddies and eventually landed up in York jail, where he was hanged for horse stealing.
13. He added: "The question of stealing designs from car manufacturers, which is how this proposal arises, hardly occurs nowadays - they steal from each other too much.