英：['sti:lɪŋ]
美：['stilɪŋ]
stealing如何读
stealing是什么意思
n.
偷窃，贼赃，偷垒
adj.
有偷窃行为的
v.
偷( steal的现在分词 )
悄悄地做，悄悄地走
stealing词根
词根：steal
adj.stolen 偷走的
n.stole 圣衣；女用披肩
stealth 秘密；秘密行动；鬼祟
stealer 偷窃者；偷干者
v.stole 偷窃，偷盗（steal的过去式）
stolen 偷窃；剽窃（steal的过去分词）
vt.steal 剽窃；偷偷地做；偷窃；vi. 窃取；偷偷地行动；偷垒；n. 偷窃；便宜货；偷垒；断球
stealing英英释义
verb
intransitive verb
to take the property of another wrongfully and especially as a habitual or regular practice
to come or go secretly, unobtrusively, gradually, or unexpectedly
to steal or attempt to steal a base
transitive verb
to take or appropriate without right or leave and with intent to keep or make use of wrongfully
stole a car
to take away by force or unjust means
they've stolen our liberty
to take surreptitiously or without permission
steal a kiss
to appropriate to oneself or beyond one's proper share : make oneself the focus of
steal the show
to move, convey, or introduce secretly : smuggle
to accomplish in a concealed or unobserved manner
steal a visit
to seize, gain, or win by trickery, skill, or daring stole the election
a basketball player adept at stealing the ball
of a base runner to reach (a base) safely solely by running and usually catching the opposing team off guard
noun
the act or an instance of stealing
a fraudulent or questionable political deal
bargain sense 2
it's a steal at that price
stealing词组
steal away（把某物）偷走；溜掉
steal over（感情等）渐渐控制…；渐渐弥漫；悄悄地呈现；不知不觉地袭来
stealing词源中文解释
"盗窃，偷窃行为"，14世纪初的动名词，源自 steal（动词）。古英语中有 stælðing "盗窃"，源自成为 stealth 的词，这是这个意义上更早的名词。
stealing_体育行业词汇
偷垒
stealing_法律行业词汇
偷窃行为
stealing词源英文解释
Verb Middle English stelen, from Old English stelan; akin to Old High German stelan to steal
The first known use of steal was before the 12th century
stealing儿童词典英英释义
steam1 of 2noun
the invisible vapor into which water is changed when heated to the boiling point
the mist formed when water vapor cools
water vapor kept under pressure so as to supply energy for heating, cooking, or mechanical workalso: the power so generated
driving force : power
arrived under their own steam
built-up tension
let off a little steam
steam2 of 2verb
to rise or pass off as vapor
to give off steam or vapor
to move or travel by or as if by the power of steam
steamed up the river
to be angry : boil
was steaming over the insult
to expose to the action of steam (as for softening or cooking)
steamed clams
stealthyadjective
slow, deliberate, and secret in action or character
intended to escape observation : furtive
stealthyadjective
slow, deliberate, and secret in action or character
intended to escape observation : furtive
stealth1 of 2noun
sly or secret action
a design style intended to make an aircraft difficult to detect by radar
stealth2 of 2adjective
intended not to attract attention : stealthy sense 2
a stealth campaign
steal1 of 2verb
to come or go secretly or quietly
stole out of the room
to take and carry away without right and with the intention of keeping the property of another : rob
to take in a sneaky way and without permission
steal a kiss
to take entirely to oneself or beyond one's proper share
steal the show
smuggle sense 2
to accomplish or get in a concealed or unobserved manner
steal a nap
to seize, gain, or win by trickery, skill, or daring
the basketball player stole the ball
to gain a base in baseball by running without the aid of a hit or an error
steal2 of 2noun
the act or an instance of stealing
something offered or purchased at a low price : bargain
steal1 of 2verb
to come or go secretly or quietly
stole out of the room
to take and carry away without right and with the intention of keeping the property of another : rob
to take in a sneaky way and without permission
steal a kiss
to take entirely to oneself or beyond one's proper share
steal the show
smuggle sense 2
to accomplish or get in a concealed or unobserved manner
steal a nap
to seize, gain, or win by trickery, skill, or daring
the basketball player stole the ball
to gain a base in baseball by running without the aid of a hit or an error
steal2 of 2noun
the act or an instance of stealing
something offered or purchased at a low price : bargain
stealing 例句
1 From where I stood, stealing glances, it seemed like she was laying down puzzle pieces.
2 He was sent into prison for stealing.
他由于偷窃被送入监狱。
3 For the rest of the week, I'm the one stealing glances at Edie, trying to detect any hint of the girl I saw crying in the bathroom.
4 They took the other crown away from me, and now they are stealing this one as well.
5 He could hardly say: because I don't think much of stealing.
6 Angel’s annoying and mean, but it’s not like she’s beating me up or stealing my stuff.
7 This man was exiled for stealing.
这个人因盗窃而被流放.
8 A man in group twenty-six got caught stealing wood.
9 But I still didn’t really want to discuss chicken stealing with my mom either.
10 The best was when I executed a perfect sliding tackle, stealing the ball from Ali-Reza and passing it down to Sohrab.
11 On the familiar leafy path down to the water’s edge, it was easy to imagine Peris stealing silently behind her, stifling laughter, ready for a night of spying on the new pretties.
12 When he got to the bottom of the stairs, Lydia called down, “Hey, Dad, I gave my old computer to Dill. He’s not stealing it.”
13 “How about this: stealing is not always bad?”
14 For weeks, it seemed, he had been stealing hours of sleep during the day, a few at night.
15 Child X started stealing my homework to turn in as Child X’s own.
16 He looked down, stealing my bottle lid and then spinning it on its side between his fingers.
17 I was so good at stealing, people saw things in my cart that they found nowhere else.
18 Lyra always enjoyed the horse fair; as well as the chance of stealing a ride on a less-than-well-attended horse, there were endless opportunities for provoking warfare.
19 The fellow was caught stealing and is now being watched over in the police station.
那家伙偷东西被抓住了，现在正在警察局里被看守着。
20 That night I dreamed of flying and plane crashes and Judy stealing my lollipop.
stealing 同义词
1 欺骗
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3 不知不觉
4 偷窃
job larceny rip-off thievery pilfering pilferage pilfer lift bone Nick larcenous steal theft abstraction crib heist picking sneak snoop snitch nim purloin bag abstract filch
5 偷
hoist steal prig cabbage plunder nim purloin scrump move win remove bag lift bone nail fake convey cop sneak cab pinch annex nick crook nip clout lurch flog rustle snitch gooseberry jigger filch glom snaffle dognap ganef help oneself pick and steal
6 赃物
kinky pickings good purchase score hot stuff boot theft rip haul prey sting swag picking thievery pilferage ravin bent mainour steal loot booty reif ravine pelf
8 偷偷地
stealing 短语相关
beg, borrow, or/and steal
steal a glance
steal a kiss
steal a march on
steal a peek/look
steal one's thunder
steal someone's thunder
win/steal/capture one's heart