stole是什么意思,stole中文翻译,stole怎么读、发音、用法及例句

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stole 发音

英:[[stəʊl]]  美:[[stol]]

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stole 中文意思翻译

n.女用披肩;丝绸圣带;长袍

v.偷窃;剽窃;偷吻;意外赢得;偷垒;偷偷地向……移动;偷偷地看;断球(steal的过去式)

stole 网络释义

n. 圣衣;女用披肩v. 偷窃,偷盗(steal的过去式)

stole 短语词组

1、inflatable stole ─── 充气偷窃

2、thief stole heart ─── 小偷偷走了心

3、cape stole ─── 凯普偷了

4、baptismal stole ─── 洗礼行窃

5、stole collar ─── 偷领

stole 词性/词形变化,stole变形

原型:steal 名词复数形式:stoles

stole 相似词语短语

1、stile ─── n.阶梯;n.(Stile)人名;(意)斯蒂莱

2、stolen ─── v.偷窃;剽窃(观点)(steal的过去分词);adj.偷的

3、sole ─── adj.唯一的;(个人、集体)专有的;(尤指女性)未婚的;单独的;n.脚底;鞋底(不包括后跟);脚趾和脚弓之间的部分;(刨子等工具的)底部;(船舱或驾驶室的)地面;鳎(可食用比目鱼);v.给(鞋)换底;n.(Sole)(西)索莱(人名)

4、stoae ─── n.柱廊;拱廊(stoa的变形)

5、stale ─── adj.陈腐的;不新鲜的;vi.变陈旧;撒尿;变得不新鲜;vt.使变旧;变得不新鲜;n.尿;n.(Stale)人名;(塞)斯塔莱

6、stoled ─── v.偷窃;剽窃;偷吻;意外赢得;偷垒;偷偷地向……移动;偷偷地看;断球(steal的过去式);n.女用披肩;丝绸圣带;长袍

7、stele ─── n.石碑;[植]中柱;石柱

8、stoles ─── 披肩;的过去式

9、stoke ─── vi.烧火;做司炉工;大吃大喝;vt.拨旺火;使饱吃一顿;n.(Stoke)人名;(英)斯托克

stole 常见例句(双语使用场景)

1、He stied his master's gold watch which he stole. ─── 他把从主人那里偷来的金表藏在了猪圈里

2、He stole up on her and gave her a fright. ─── 他悄悄地走近她,结果吓了她一跳。

3、He stole a covert glance at her across the table. ─── 他朝桌子对面偷偷地瞥了她一眼。

4、They stole the jewels from under the police's nose. ─── 他们就在警察的眼前偷走了珠宝。

5、He was driven by necessity to steal. ─── 他迫不得已而偷窃。

6、A tennis fanatic as a child, it was the game of football that eventually stole her heart and set her on the road to an international career. ─── 她小时候迷恋网球,而最终是足球偷走她的心,让她走上了一条国际性的道路。

7、Boy stole a lesson-book from one of his school-fellows and took it home to his Mother. ─── 有个男孩偷了同学的一本教科书,带回家给母亲。

8、A sense of happiness stole over him. ─── 一种幸福感在他心头悄悄地油然而生。

9、They stole the car for a lark, but now they're in trouble. ─── 他们偷了汽车原以为好玩,现在可惹祸了。

10、She stole out of the house at midnight. ─── 她在半夜悄悄离开了家。

11、He stole the money when no one was by. ─── 他趁旁边无人时把钱偷走了.

12、The marauding Indians stole many horses. ─── 到处抢劫的印第安人偷了许多马。

13、So he stole to their rear and flew at a higher altitude. ─── 于是他悄悄绕到他们后方,提高了飞行高度。

14、It is unlikely that he stole your money. ─── 他不可能偷你的钱。

15、As always, the children stole the show. ─── 和往常一样,最引人注意的是孩子们。

16、Stole money from the union coffers. ─── 从联邦金库盗窃金钱

17、I immediately realized, however, that my new profile picture is of me, smiling and holding the Doll I stole from his house. ─── 忽然间我意识到,我头像的那张照片里拿着的那个布娃娃,还是从他家里偷出来的。

18、He stole a car for the hell of it. ─── 他只是为了好玩而偷汽车。

19、Well,most people say you stole all the rest. ─── 哟,可大多数人说其余的被你偷走了。

20、He stole again, and so belied our hopes. ─── 他又偷东西了,实在辜负了我们对他的期望。

21、She stole down the stairs and passage again. ─── 于是她重新悄悄走下阶梯和通道。

22、He could not resist the temptation to steal. ─── 他经不起想要偏巧的诱惑。

23、and I hung around the nigger cabins and laid for a chance, and stole three tin plates. ─── 我呢,在黑奴小屋四周转,等待机会,偷了三只洋铁盘子。

24、"Someone stole my house!" she said in dismay. ─── “有人偷了我们家!”她惊恐地说。

25、If you continue to steal you'll end up in prison. ─── 你要是继续行窃终归得进监狱。

26、At the midnight, police first shot out the engine on the boat which he stole , then shouted to him in the public water of this area. ─── 午夜时分,警方先是击中了他所盗船只的引擎,之后在该片公开水域向其喊话。

27、He stole from the rich to give to the poor. ─── 他偷富人的东西去接济穷人。

28、He has found out the man who stole the key. ─── 他已查出了偷钥匙的那个人。

29、A sense of guilt stole over him. ─── 他不知不觉有一种内疚感。

30、She stole a glance(= looked secretly)at her watch. ─── 她偷偷看了看表。

31、They stole the car just for the hell of it. ─── 他们偷这辆汽车只是为了寻求刺激。

32、He stole money under colour of making investments for clients. ─── 他们以给委托人办投资作为幌子捞取钱财。

33、It was me who stole your duck. Now look at me. ─── 你看,我身上都长毛出来了!

34、She steal a purse. ─── 她偷了钱包。

35、He stole away in the middle of the meeting. ─── 会开了一半他就悄悄离开了。

36、They stole the car just for the hell of it. ─── 他们偷这辆汽车只是为了寻求刺激。

37、He stole into the room. ─── 他潜入房间。

38、He stole away without anyone seeing him. ─── 他偷偷地走了, 谁也没有看到他。

39、He stole because his uncle forced him to. ─── 他偷窃是因为他叔叔逼迫他那样干。

40、He would steal upward glances at the clock. ─── 他不时偷偷往上看钟。

41、She used to steal money from her father's drawer. ─── 她过去常从他父亲的抽屉里偷钱。

42、He stole into the cinema without being caught. ─── 他偷偷溜进了**院而没有被人逮着。

43、The blighter stole my purse! ─── 坏蛋偷了我的钱包!

44、Are you the man who stole my toothpaste ? ─── 你是那个偷我牙膏的人吗?

45、David took after the man who stole his money. ─── 大卫追那个偷他钱的人。

46、His naughty daughter stole up on him and hemmed. ─── 他那调皮的女儿偷偷走近他,然後轻咳一声。

47、Over the years we stole a few of their best people. ─── 几年之间,我们从他们那边挖走了几个最优秀的人才。

48、A sense of mystery stole over him as he looked out on the wide sea. ─── 他向宽广的大海望去,一种神秘感油然而生。

49、You are the one who stole my heart. ─── 你偷走了我的心。

50、He stole out of the house without anyone seeing him. ─── 他悄悄地溜出了房子,没有人看见他。

51、He stole the money without the slightest compunction. ─── 他偷钱却丝毫不感到良心受谴责。

52、Someone stole into his room in the still of night. ─── 夜深人静时有人偷偷溜进了他的房间。

53、A mist stole over the valley. ─── 不知不觉间雾笼罩了山谷。

54、She stole a glance at Jolly from under her lashes. ─── 她从睫毛下偷看了乔里一眼。

55、This is proof positive that he stole the money. ─── 这就是他偷钱的肯定证据。

56、He stole her money.; He stole money from her. ─── 他偷了她的钱。

57、They stole the jewels under my very eyes. ─── 他们就在我眼皮底下偷走了珠宝。

58、Are you the guy who stole my toothpaste? ─── 你是那个偷我牙膏的人?

59、He stole the money, but there are extenuating circumstances. ─── 他是偷了钱,但有可以减轻罪责的情况。

60、She stole out of the house in the middle of the night. ─── 她在半夜里偷偷地走出那所房子。

61、It is true that he stole the bicycle, but he is not so bad as you might think. ─── 他偷脚踏车是事实,但他并不像你所想的那样坏。

62、He stole cautiously around to the back door. ─── 他小心翼翼地悄悄绕过后门。

63、He stole a glance at the pretty girl across the table. ─── 他偷偷地看了一眼桌子对面那个漂亮的女孩。

64、He stole the money and sneak out of the house. ─── 他偷了钱後从房子里溜了出去。

65、Cindy stole the cookies from the cookie jar? ─── 仙蒂从饼干罐里面偷走了饼干?

66、She stole a glance at her watch. ─── 她偷偷看了看表。

67、A slowly rising dread stole into me. ─── 一个缓缓而来的恐惧占据了我的心。

68、Don't you have any hunch who stole your purse? ─── 你没有预感是谁偷了你的钱包吗?

69、Last month, Japan stole a bit of China's thunder by launching its own lunar probe, and India plans its own lunar orbiter next year. ─── 上个月,日本先声夺人,在中国之前发射了自己的月球探测器,而印度计划明年发射自己的月球探测卫星。

70、Is he so vile as to steal a coat from a sick man? ─── 他真会可耻到去偷一个病人的外衣吗?

71、A deadly coldness stole over me. ─── 一股阴森的冷气悄悄笼罩住我的全身。

72、She stole my heart, and I am all shook up. ─── 她赢得了我的欢心,使我神魂颠倒。

73、Listen, somebody just stole my car! ─── 听着,刚刚有人偷了我的车!

74、He stole a bun from the shop. ─── 他从店里偷了一个圆面包。

75、He sneaked in and stole a sausage. ─── 他偷偷进去偷了一根香肠。

76、They stole every mortal thing in the house. ─── 他们把屋里所有的东西都通通偷光了。

77、Are you sure someone stole from the cash register? ─── 你确定有人从收银机里偷钱吗? ?

78、The army stole a march on the enemy by marching at night and attacking them in the morning. ─── 军队夜晚行军,抢在了敌人的前面,并在早晨向他们发起进攻。

79、A pickpocket stole his watch. ─── 一个扒手偷走了他的手表。

80、A dog stole a piece of meat from a butcher's shop. ─── 一只狗从肉铺里偷走一块肉。

81、He stole the money in desperation. ─── 他在绝望中偷了钱。

82、It is (a) sacrilege to steal a crucifix from an altar. ─── 从圣坛窃取耶稣受难像是亵渎神灵的行为。

83、They stole the money and then made a getaway. ─── 他们把钱偷走然后逃亡。

84、They had the impertinence to say I stole the money. ─── 他们说我偷了那笔钱,实在是荒谬。

85、She stole out of the dormitory at midnight. ─── 她半夜从宿舍偷溜出去。

86、A sense of futility stole over her. ─── 一种没用的感觉向她袭来。

87、After he is caught with the steal goods, he has to face the music. ─── 他偷窃物品被逮到,他必须接受应得的惩罚。

88、How do you steal a kiss from a girl like that? ─── 你怎么赢得像那样了不起的女孩的吻的?

89、He stole the stuff from under my very eyes. ─── 他当著我的面偷走的。

英汉翻译常见错误例析2

1、he tried to seem angry,but his smile betrayed him.

 2、He stole her a watch.

 3、It was not that he had plenty of money

 答案及解析如下

 1、

 误:他试图看上去很生气,但是他的笑容背叛了他。

 正:他假装生气的样子,但是他的笑容暴露了他的真实感情。

 析:这里 him 是指 his true feelings.应该注意的是,英语中的人称代词并非都是指代人,所指内容要根据上下文而定,翻译时一定要指出其具体指代。又如:When he was accused of theft,he turned red.其中he=his face,不可译成 ……他变红了。

 2、

 误:他偷了她一块表。

 正:他为她偷了一块表。

 析:此句中her是stole的间接宾语,而watch是直接宾语。

 3、

 误:他并不是很有钱。

 正:那并不是因为他有很多钱。

 析:居中it不代表that分句,而只是一个普通的代名词。此类句型中后面的it is 可省略。句中that=because。此句型的完整形式是 It is not that……but it is that……。it意为the reason。