purloin

1 Mr. Cabot refers to himself as a “master plagiarist” for purloining ideas from gardens he visited on his travels to Nepal, European cities and India, and employing them at home.

2 They have the window—purloined from a neighboring farmer, who proved up and mysteriously disappeared—but are barely holding on.

3 Everyone knows that data like credit cards and even Social Security numbers are routinely purloined.

4 Striding out in blazer jackets, another useful wardrobe piece purloined from the male closet, the models, wearing flat shoes, caught the post-feminist spirit.

5 For a time, most of the pairs belonged to Kent Warner, a movie-lover and eccentric who filled his home with purloined movie memorabilia from his time working in costumes in Hollywood.

6 He has a job: Solving cases involving missing or purloined valuables.

7 If you'd told me that when I was young and considered a martini and a purloined dish of olives from the end of a bar a legitimate meal, I'd have begged to differ.

8 Screenwriter Gary L Goldman has filed a second suit against Disney, claiming the studio purloined his artwork, dialogue, characters and other elements for its animated comedy Zootopia, released in the UK as Zootropolis.

9 The plot of a purloined novel, “The Pirate Lover,” runs parallel to the lives of Neave and Lilly, two sisters in working-class Massachusetts.

10 Their destinies are entwined with a single work of purloined art that may, or may not, be a masterpiece.

11 Not with knitting needles or garden shears, or knives purloined from the kitchen, and especially not when we are pregnant.

12 Briseis was once a queen, but the only remnant of that status in the book is a purloined embroidered tunic that belonged to her father.

13 Jennifer Aniston scanties around as the predatory dentist who employs, harasses and blackmails Day."Strangers on a Train" and "Throw Momma From the Train" are not simply purloined here.

14 The film actually purloins its main talents from the 1983 documentary Breakin’ ’n’ Enterin’ from director Topper Carew.

15 The best exemplar of the species is probably E. W. Hornung’s Raffles, who was educated at the best schools, plays cricket for England, moves among the upper classes and discreetly purloins their jewels.

16 After some nominal hesitation, Tom and Anna — the tale's so-called good people — decide to purloin the cash to ease their near-bankrupt state.

17 Using purloined ink and paper, he portrayed inmates in a tidy serpentine line, emerging from a mountainous horizon to wind around symmetrically planted trees.

18 Then I realized that this emphasis on burglary, this obsession with privacy and purloined objects had been present in Salinger’s work from the very beginning.

19 Security guards will be on duty to prevent any nocturnal wanderings around the art fair, where incredibly expensive art could be damaged or purloined.

20 Wang bing want to loan contract to purloin it grounds.

王兵想以借款合同为由据为己有。

1 小偷小摸

souvenir crib filch

2 偷窃

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3 偷

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4 行窃

steal thieve burglarize

5 窃取

abstraction remove abstract poach high-grade glom

6 擅自使用

snarf