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1. (n.) thief
a person who steals, esp. secretly.
Etymology: (bef. 900; ME; OE thēof, c. OFris thiāf, OS
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) thief, stealer
a criminal who takes property belonging to someone else with the intention of keeping it or selling it
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1. (noun) thief
sb who steals
They never caught the thief.
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) thief
one who steals; one who commits theft or larceny. See Theft
2. (noun) thief
a waster in the snuff of a candle
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Sense: a person who steals
The thief got away with all my money.
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 Afrikaans: dief |
 Arabic: لِص |
 Bulgarian: крадец |
 Brazilian: ladrão |
 Czech: zloděj, -ka |
 German: der/die Dieb(in) |
 Danish: tyv |
 Greek: κλέφτης |
 Spanish: ladrón |
 Estonian: varas |
 Farsi: دزد |
 Finnish: varas |
 French: voleur/-euse |
 Hebrew: גַנָב |
 Hindi: चोर |
 Croatian: lopov, kradljivac |
 Hungarian: tolvaj |
 Indonesian: pencuri |
 Icelandic: þjófur |
 Italian: ladro |
 Japanese: どろ棒 |
 Korean: 도둑 |
 Lithuanian: vagis |
 Latvian: zaglis |
 Malay: pencuri |
 Dutch: dief |
 Norwegian: tyv |
 Polish: złodziej |
 Portuguese: ladrão |
 Romanian: hoţ |
 Russian: вор |
 Slovak: zlodej, -ka |
 Slovenian: tat |
 Serbian: lopov |
 Swedish: tjuv |
 Thai: ขโมย |
 Turkish: hırsız |
 Taiwanese: 小偷 |
 Ukrainian: злодій |
 Urdu: چور |
 Vietnamese: kẻ trộm, kẻ cắp |
 Chinese: 小偷 |
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