| 词汇 | steal |
| 释义 | steal (noun) steal 6 ENTRIES FOUND: steal (verb) steal (noun) beg (verb) borrow (verb) march (noun) thunder (noun) 1 steal /ˈstiːl/ verb steals; stole /ˈstoʊl/ ; stolen /ˈstoʊlən/ ; stealing 1 steal /ˈstiːl/ verb steals; stole /ˈstoʊl/ ; stolen /ˈstoʊlən/ ; stealing Learner's definition of STEAL 1 a : to take (something that does not belong to you) in a way that is wrong or illegal偷；偷窃 [+ object] They stole thousands of dollars' worth of jewelry from the store.他们从那家店里偷了价值好几千美元的珠宝。 Someone stole my bicycle.有人偷走了我的自行车。 He discovered that his car had been stolen.他发现自己的车被盗了。 a stolen watch偷来的手表 [no object] The store manager accused the boy of stealing.商店经理指控那个男孩偷窃。 b [+ object] : to take (something that you are not supposed to have) without asking for permission偷拿；私自拿 I stole a cookie from the cookie jar.我从饼干罐里偷拿了一块饼干。 c [+ object] : to wrongly take and use (another person's idea, words, etc.)剽窃；盗用 He stole my idea.他剽窃了我的好点子。 d [+ object] : to persuade (someone who has been with someone else) to be with you especially by doing things that are unfair or dishonest骗走 He stole my girlfriend.他骗走了我女朋友。 They stole our best pitcher away from our team.他们挖走了我们队最好的投手。 2 [+ object] : to get (something that is difficult to get) in usually a quick and often secret way偷偷做 I stole a nap this afternoon. [=I managed to take a brief nap this afternoon]下午我偷偷打了个盹儿。 He stole a peek/look [=took a quick peek/look] at the birthday cake.他偷偷地瞥/看了一眼生日蛋糕。 He stole a glance at her [=glanced at her quickly] before riding away.他骑车离开之前，偷偷瞄了她一眼。 She stole a kiss from him [=kissed him in a quick and sudden way] and ran away.她偷偷地吻了他一下，然后跑开了。 3 [+ object] : to get more attention than others during (a performance, scene, etc.)抢（镜头、戏等） Her impassioned acting stole the scene. [=everyone in the audience watched her during the scene because of her impassioned acting]她充满激情的表演抢了整场戏。 His outstanding performance stole the show.他出色的表演出尽了风头。 4 a baseball : to reach (a base) safely by running to it from the previous base when the ball has not been hit by a batter偷（垒） [+ object] He reached first base on a single and then stole second (base).他打出一垒打，然后偷上二垒。 [no object] She tried to steal but got thrown out.她试图偷垒，但被传杀。 He leads the league in stealing.他的偷垒成绩居联赛榜首。 b [+ object] sports : to take (the ball, puck, etc.) from another player抢断，夺（球） (basketball) He stole the ball and took it down the court for two points.他断球并带过球场得两分。 He stole the pass.他抢断了传球。 5 [no object] : to come or go quietly or secretly偷偷地来；偷偷地走开 They stole out of the room.他们偷偷地走出房间。 She stole away silently.她悄悄溜走了。 beg, borrow, or/and steal — see beg steal a march on — see 2march steal someone's thunder — see 1thunder 2 steal /ˈstiːl/ noun plural steals 2 steal /ˈstiːl/ noun plural steals Learner's definition of STEAL [count] 1 informal : something that is being sold at a low price（低价出售的）物品 This car is a steal at only $5,000.这车卖得太便宜了，才5000美元。 2 a baseball : the act of stealing a base偷垒 He has 40 steals this season.这个赛季里他完成了40次偷垒。 b sports : the act of taking the ball, puck, etc., from another player（球的）抢断；夺球 a nifty steal by the defender后卫精彩的抢断 |
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