Stealers Meaning in English

word · lemma: stealer

US

ˈstiɫɝ

STEE-lerz

UK

stˈiːlɐ

STEE-luhz

التعريف

People or things that steal; usually refers to people who take things that do not belong to them.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Stealers' is less common than 'thieves'; it is informal and mostly used in sports (like 'base stealers' in baseball) or in playful contexts. In crime reports, 'thieves' or 'robbers' is preferred. Rare as a plural for people in general English.

• Spanish: ladrones - robadores
• Portuguese (BR): ladrões
• Portuguese (PT): ladrões
• Chinese (Simplified): 小偷
• Chinese (Traditional): 小偷
• Hindi: चोर
• Arabic: لصوص
• Bengali: চোর - স্টিলার (খেলাধুলায়)
• Russian: воры - угонщики (в спортивном контексте)
• Japanese: 盗人（ぬすっと）- スティーラー（スポーツ用語）
• Vietnamese: kẻ trộm - người cướp (trong thể thao: người đánh cắp bóng)
• Korean: 도둑 - 스틸러(스포츠에서 사용)
• Turkish: hırsız - çalıcı (spor terimi)
• Urdu: چور - اسٹیلہ (کھیل میں)
• Indonesian: pencuri - pencuri basis (istilah olahraga)

جمل نموذجية

The stealers took my bike from the yard.

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The coach told the stealers to be ready for the next play.

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There are stealers in every big city.

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Those guys were real stealers—they vanished before anyone noticed.

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Baseball teams love aggressive base stealers.

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The security guard keeps an eye out for possible stealers in the store.

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