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1. (n.) robbery
the act or practice of robbing.
2. robbery
the felonious taking of property from another's person by violence or intimidation.
Etymology: (1150–1200; ME robberie < OF. See rob , -ery)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) robbery
larceny by threat of violence
2. (noun) looting, robbery
plundering during riots or in wartime
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1. (noun) robbery
an occasion when sb robs a place
There have been several robberies in the neighborhood.
2. robbery
the crime of robbing a place
a young man arrested for robbery
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) robbery
the act or practice of robbing; theft
2. (noun) robbery
the crime of robbing. See Rob, v. t., 2
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Sense: the act of robbing
Robbery is a serious crime; He was charged with four robberies.
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 Afrikaans: roof |
 Arabic: لُصوصِيَّه، سَرِقَه، نَهْ |
 Bulgarian: обир |
 Brazilian: roubo |
 Czech: loupež |
 German: der Raub |
 Danish: røveri |
 Greek: ληστεία |
 Spanish: robo |
 Estonian: rööv |
 Farsi: دزدی؛ سرقت |
 Finnish: ryöstö |
 French: vol |
 Hebrew: שוֹד |
 Hindi: डकैती |
 Croatian: pljačka |
 Hungarian: rablás |
 Indonesian: perampokan |
 Icelandic: rán |
 Italian: furto, rapina |
 Japanese: 強盗 |
 Korean: 강도 행위 |
 Lithuanian: apiplëðimasto |
 Latvian: laupīšana |
 Malay: kecurian |
 Dutch: diefstal |
 Norwegian: ran |
 Polish: rabunek, rozbój |
 Persian: دزدی؛ سرقت |
 Pashto: غلا |
 Portuguese: roubo |
 Romanian: furt |
 Russian: грабёж |
 Slovak: lúpež |
 Slovenian: rop |
 Serbian: pljačka |
 Swedish: rån |
 Thai: การปล้น |
 Turkish: soygun |
 Taiwanese: 搶劫 |
 Ukrainian: крадіжка; пограбування |
 Urdu: ڈکیتی |
 Vietnamese: tội ăn cướp |
 Chinese: 抢劫 |
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