shoplifting

英 [ˈʃɒplɪftɪŋ]

美 [ˈʃɑːplɪftɪŋ]

n.  冒充顾客在商店行窃(罪)
v.  在商店行窃
shoplift的现在分词

现在分词：shoplifting　

法律

BNC.21311 / COCA.17711

牛津词典

noun

• 冒充顾客在商店行窃（罪）
  the crime of stealing goods from a shop/store by deliberately leaving without paying for them

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 商店偷窃
  Shopliftingis stealing from a shop by hiding things in a bag or in your clothes.
  1. The grocer accused her of shoplifting and demanded to look in her bag...
     食品杂货店老板说她行窃并要求检查她的手提袋。
  2. He admitted five shoplifting offences.
     他承认了 5 次商店行窃的罪行。

英英释义

noun

• the act of stealing goods that are on display in a store
  1. shrinkage is the retail trade's euphemism for shoplifting
  Synonym:shrinkage

双语例句

• His lawyer described him as a basically decent man whose desperate circumstances had driven him to shoplifting.
  他的律师声称他本质上是个体面的人，只是被环境所逼走投无路才进商店行窃的。
• She's lost several jobs for pilfering food, and has even resorted to shoplifting.
  因为偷吃她已经丢掉了多份工作，甚至还在商店盗窃。
• An officer responding to the shoplifting report Friday night caught up with the suspect on a bicycle.
  周五在接到有人报案说出现商场盗窃后一名警官追赶上了骑着自行车的嫌疑人。
• The storekeeper signed a complaint accusing them of shoplifting.
  店主签署了控告书，指控他们在店里扒窃货物。
• He's already been caught shoplifting; that boy will come to a bad end.
  那男孩冒充顾客进商店行窃被抓，他将不会有好下场。
• Some police officers feel that all their time is spent on petty crime, such as shoplifting and minor traffic offences.
  一些警官认为他们的时间都花在处理轻微犯罪上了，比如偷商店东西，违反交通规则。
• A minor crime like shoplifting draw off from the lees, as of wine.
  入店行窃之类的小罪像酒之类从酒糟中排除。
• Have you taken to shoplifting?
  你去服装店偷了东西吗？
• She was expelled from the company on a charge that she had committed shoplifting.
  她被开除，因为她有偷盗的行为。
• You can't keep on shoplifting; as sure as fate you'll be caught one day.
  你不能再继续冒充顾客进商店行窃了，总有一天你一定会被抓住的。