Definition of stealing in English:

stealing

noun ˈstiːlɪŋˈstilɪŋ

See steal
Example sentencesExamples
- Thomas Nixon Carver, for example, suggested as an alternative a tripartite division of forms of income into earnings, findings and stealings, under which increments to site values were considered findings.
- Does anyone, other than him, seriously favor stealing and exploitation and killing?
- ‘This man was hung for robbing A. Slane of si, i8o, and for other small stealings,’ read a specific account pinned to the body of George Sanders, lynched on Helena's Hanging Tree in 1865.
- Guards informed him that an hour earlier Smith had ordered a soldier accused of stealing to be tied to the tracks of a tank that then drove around until he was reduced to mincemeat.
- Not bad, compared to previous years, when store windows were smashed and some very foolish people thought that stealing is okay when done in a large, funloving group.
- There are all kinds of stealing that can take place in a business.
- This is obviously a question you should debate with your parents, but unless her stealing is a pattern, it was likely a mistake she's not bound to repeat.

Definition of stealing in US English:

stealing

nounˈstēliNGˈstilɪŋ

See steal
Example sentencesExamples
- This is obviously a question you should debate with your parents, but unless her stealing is a pattern, it was likely a mistake she's not bound to repeat.
- Thomas Nixon Carver, for example, suggested as an alternative a tripartite division of forms of income into earnings, findings and stealings, under which increments to site values were considered findings.
- There are all kinds of stealing that can take place in a business.
- ‘This man was hung for robbing A. Slane of si, i8o, and for other small stealings,’ read a specific account pinned to the body of George Sanders, lynched on Helena's Hanging Tree in 1865.
- Not bad, compared to previous years, when store windows were smashed and some very foolish people thought that stealing is okay when done in a large, funloving group.
- Guards informed him that an hour earlier Smith had ordered a soldier accused of stealing to be tied to the tracks of a tank that then drove around until he was reduced to mincemeat.
- Does anyone, other than him, seriously favor stealing and exploitation and killing?

词汇	stealing
释义	Definition of stealing in English: stealing noun ˈstiːlɪŋˈstilɪŋ See steal Example sentencesExamples Thomas Nixon Carver, for example, suggested as an alternative a tripartite division of forms of income into earnings, findings and stealings, under which increments to site values were considered findings. Does anyone, other than him, seriously favor stealing and exploitation and killing? ‘This man was hung for robbing A. Slane of si, i8o, and for other small stealings,’ read a specific account pinned to the body of George Sanders, lynched on Helena's Hanging Tree in 1865. Guards informed him that an hour earlier Smith had ordered a soldier accused of stealing to be tied to the tracks of a tank that then drove around until he was reduced to mincemeat. Not bad, compared to previous years, when store windows were smashed and some very foolish people thought that stealing is okay when done in a large, funloving group. There are all kinds of stealing that can take place in a business. This is obviously a question you should debate with your parents, but unless her stealing is a pattern, it was likely a mistake she's not bound to repeat. Definition of stealing in US English: stealing nounˈstēliNGˈstilɪŋ See steal Example sentencesExamples This is obviously a question you should debate with your parents, but unless her stealing is a pattern, it was likely a mistake she's not bound to repeat. Thomas Nixon Carver, for example, suggested as an alternative a tripartite division of forms of income into earnings, findings and stealings, under which increments to site values were considered findings. There are all kinds of stealing that can take place in a business. ‘This man was hung for robbing A. Slane of si, i8o, and for other small stealings,’ read a specific account pinned to the body of George Sanders, lynched on Helena's Hanging Tree in 1865. Not bad, compared to previous years, when store windows were smashed and some very foolish people thought that stealing is okay when done in a large, funloving group. Guards informed him that an hour earlier Smith had ordered a soldier accused of stealing to be tied to the tracks of a tank that then drove around until he was reduced to mincemeat. Does anyone, other than him, seriously favor stealing and exploitation and killing?
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