filched
[fɪltʃt]

v.

偷（尤指小的或不贵重的物品）( filch的过去式和过去分词 )；

英英释义

filch[ filtʃ ]

• v.make off with belongings of others

  同义词：pilfercabbagepurloinpinchabstractsnarfswipehooksneaknobblelift

双语例句

用作动词(v.)

1. Who's filched my pencil?
   谁把我的铅笔拿走了?
2. Oliver filched a packet of cigarettes from a well-dressed passenger.
   奥立佛从一名衣冠楚楚的乘客身上偷得一包香烟。

权威例句

They filched our program! How to turn that into a good thing
Ideas Borrowed, Recycled, Filched, and Appropriated
Perhaps Newt Gingrich filched his bright ideas from Europe
POLICE BRIEFING; Fishing Rod, Bait Filched; Thieves Fail to Grab Boat
Falklands fossils : famous, forgotten and filched? [abstract only]
Adult magazine publisher alleges competitor filched trade secrets
Councillor's Cheating Wife Filched Pounds 12,000 and Took Her Lover for a Luxury Holiday; Jailed Two Years
Reheated item was fresh here; New York gossip column serves up filched tidbit.(NEWS)(C.J.)
Man Gets Two Years for Lottery Theft; Arlington Restaurateur Filched Winning Ticket From Customer
Rehypothecation Is An Old Story: MF Global’s Story Is a Different Story of Filched Funds