steal

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To take another person's property without permission or legal right, intending to keep it.

• Someone stole my wallet at the train station.
• He was arrested for stealing from his employer.
• They stole jewelry worth thousands of dollars.
• Critics argue that corporations often steal intellectual property from smaller competitors through aggressive patent litigation and strategic market manipulation.
• Historians documented how colonial powers would systematically steal cultural artifacts from indigenous communities and display them in European museums.
• Cybersecurity experts warn that sophisticated hackers can steal sensitive research data from university networks if proper encryption protocols are not implemented.

Eş anlamlılar: rob, pilfer, thieve, swipe, take, pinch

Zıt anlamlılar: return, give, buy, purchase

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To move somewhere quietly or secretly without being noticed.

• She stole quietly out of the room while they were talking.
• A smile stole across his face.
• He stole a glance at her during the meeting.

Eş anlamlılar: sneak, creep, slip, tiptoe, slink

Zıt anlamlılar: march, storm, announce

Kelepir, gerçek değerinden çok daha ucuza edinilen şey

A bargain or something acquired for much less than its actual value; an exceptionally good deal.

• At that price, the car is an absolute steal.
• I got these shoes for ten dollars—what a steal!
• This apartment is a steal for this neighborhood.

Eş anlamlılar: bargain, deal, giveaway, snip

Zıt anlamlılar: rip-off, overcharge