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第三人称单数:filches
现在分词:filching
过去式:filched
过去分词:filched
filcher (n.)
transitive verb
to steal (usu. something of slight value) in a sly manner; pilfer.Somebody's been filching my pens again.
"偷窃",尤指以小心翼翼的方式,1560年代,俚语,可能源自公元1300年左右的 filchen "抢夺,掠夺",其起源不明。利伯曼认为 filch 可能来自德语 filzen "梳理"。相关词汇: Filched; filching。
Middle English
The first known use of filch was in 1561
filefishnoun
any of various fishes with rough leathery skin
file1 of 6noun
a usually steel tool with sharp ridges or teeth on its surface for smoothing hard substances
file2 of 6verb
to rub, smooth, or cut away with a file
file3 of 6verb
to arrange in order for keeping or reference
to enter or record as required by law
file4 of 6noun
a device (as a folder, case, or cabinet) for keeping papers or records in order
a collection of papers or records arranged in order
a collection of data considered as a unit (as for a computer)
file5 of 6noun
a row of persons, animals, or things arranged one behind the other
file6 of 6verb
to march or proceed in file
file1 of 6noun
a usually steel tool with sharp ridges or teeth on its surface for smoothing hard substances
file2 of 6verb
to rub, smooth, or cut away with a file
file3 of 6verb
to arrange in order for keeping or reference
to enter or record as required by law
file4 of 6noun
a device (as a folder, case, or cabinet) for keeping papers or records in order
a collection of papers or records arranged in order
a collection of data considered as a unit (as for a computer)
file5 of 6noun
a row of persons, animals, or things arranged one behind the other
file6 of 6verb
to march or proceed in file
filchverb
to steal something slyly : pilfer
1 "We're up on the fifth floor, " he whispered, watching Filch moving away from them, a corridor ahead. "Come on, this way. "
“我们在六楼,”他小声说,一边注视着费尔奇在一道走廊之外越走越远,“来,这边走。”
2 Violate the act of intellectual property for instance, pilfer edition, still have filch the technical secret of other company and client information.
比如侵犯知识产权的行为,盗版,还有窃取别的公司的技术秘密以及客户信息等。
3 I don’t pressure any of them to follow in my footsteps, but Amy is headed that way; a prolific writer so eloquent I used to worry she may have filched it all from the internet.
4 Lowell had always gobbled up and repurposed his poetic influences; he’d already tested his relationship with Bishop by rewriting one of her poems and, later, filching a few lines from one of her letters.
5 No, Mr. Filch! you don't understand.
不, 费尔奇先生, 你并不了解!
6 Ginny, whose "ankle had been mended in a trice," relates intervening events to the patients, and gives astute observations on the conditions of Filch and Umbridge (OP38).
金妮的脚脖子“一眨眼的工夫就治好了”,她向病人们讲了这段时间发生的事,而且机敏地评论了费尔奇和乌姆里奇的状况(OP38)。
7 The server who hadn’t acknowledged me had a round, shaved head and, like many food workers, had grown a bit pudgy from the practically unlimited opportunity he had to filch food.
8 Wealthy executives claim the money they have filched from their shareholders and stashed offshore is "small in the totality of things".
9 And transmitting channel respect, instant communication tool, email is the most frequent filch way.
而在传播渠道方面,即时通信工具、电子邮件是最频繁的窃取途径。
10 It was perhaps only a matter of time until it, too, would be filched by others.
11 Steady Eddie Westfall, 31, a glue guy in the Cups wins of 1970 and ‘72, was filched in the June expansion draft by the new NHL franchise on Long Island.
12 The Penguins’ knockout blow officially came on Wednesday, when the Islanders filched the East’s last available berth by picking up a 4-2 win at the Bell Centre drive-by window.
13 Hermione Granger: Filch is gone.
赫敏·格兰杰: 费尔奇走了.
14 She guzzled her drink and filched a glass of bourbon from a nearby table.
15 And transmitting channel respect, instant communication tool, email is the most frequent filch way.
而在传播渠道方面, 即时通信工具 、 电子邮件是最频繁的窃取途径.
16 "Of course. The book keeper keeps it under lock and key. People filch them sometimes, you know. Do their own version. It hurts our box, then."
17 Joy is really a collage, bits filched from the biography of its lead as much as its subject.
18 It was a time, Indians and historians say, when communal spiritual items were filched by unscrupulous visitors, confiscated by soldiers, or sold and bartered by hungry tribe members who lacked such authority.
19 When Iris learns that her father has been filching her contest winnings and rummaging through Eva’s shoes for evidence of a nest egg, she declares it the last straw.
20 She filched one anyway, and ate it on her way out.
2 小偷
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3 偷取
4 偷窃
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5 偷
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