thieving

英 [ˈθiːvɪŋ]

美 [ˈθiːvɪŋ]

n.  偷窃
v.  偷; 行窃
thieve的现在分词

现在分词：thieving　

BNC.33778 / COCA.31911

牛津词典

noun

• 偷窃
  the act of stealing things

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 偷窃;偷盗
  Thievingis the act of stealing things from people.
  1. ...an ex-con who says he's given up thieving.
     自称已洗手不干的有盗窃前科的人
• ADJ 偷窃的;意欲偷盗的
  Thievingmeans involved in stealing things or intending to steal something.
  1. He vowed to wreak vengeance on his unfaithful, thieving wife.
     他发誓要报复对自己不忠、爱偷东西的妻子。
  2. ...a string of convictions from a thieving career.
     以偷盗为生背上的一连串罪名

英英释义

noun

• the act of taking something from someone unlawfully
  1. the thieving is awful at Kennedy International
  Synonym:larcenytheftthieverystealing

双语例句

• From a dark corner of the slum a shadow was creeping silently out, like a thieving little dog nosing around, trying to find an unguarded break in the police cordon.
  从这草棚区域的阴深处，一个黑影子悄悄地爬出来，像偷食的小狗似的嗅着，嗅着，&要嗅出那警戒网的疏薄点。
• I saw a boy thieving in the showroom.
  我看见一个男孩在货品陈列室行窃。
• Those thieving kids tried to steal my car.
  那些偷东西的小孩想偷我的汽车。
• I didn't take you for the thieving type.
  我以为你不是偷盗那种人。
• Probably guessed we mean to be thieving here.
  也许你们认为我们在抢劫。
• Who sent that thieving charlatan on to my ship?
  谁把那小骗子带到船上？
• The dreadful risks involved in thieving.
  行窃所包含的可怕风险。
• However, the more awkward the pricing, the more unlikely those thieving till-jockeys are to be able to pull off the trick.
  然而，价格定得越是不便，那些依靠操纵钱柜行窃的人就越不可能得逞。
• After going straight for a bit, he will return to petty thieving.
  他正路走不了多远就又恢复小偷小摸的恶习。
• You thieving son of a bitch.
  你这个手脚不干净的王八蛋。