stole

英 [stəʊl]

美 [stoʊl]

n. 女用披肩; (司祭佩戴的)圣带
v. 偷; 窃取; 偷偷地(或悄悄地)移动; 偷(垒)
steal的过去式

复数：stoles　

BNC.39538 / COCA.30356

牛津词典

noun

女用披肩；（司祭佩戴的）圣带
a piece of clothing consisting of a wide band of cloth or fur, worn by a woman around the shoulders; a similar piece of clothing worn by a priest

Stoleis the past tense ofsteal.
N-COUNT 女用长披肩;女用长围巾
Astoleis a long wide piece of cloth or fur that women wear round their shoulders.
1. ...fur stoles.
  毛皮长围巾

noun

Bridge stole the money from clients 'accounts
布里奇从客户的账户里偷了钱。
I never stole the money, so help me ( I didn't)!
钱绝不是我偷的，老天爷可以作证！
Leroy stole up the hall to the parlor.
勒罗伊偷偷穿过门厅走到客厅。
One night the guerrillas stole into the city and knocked off the traitor.
一天夜里，游击队员们悄悄摸进城里，干掉了那个叛徒。
She had been very angry at the person who stole her new bike
她很生气有人偷走了她的新自行车。
Feelings of infinite melancholy stole over him.
无限的哀情愁思向他悄悄袭来。
Bandits broke into our house and stole all our money.
强盗闯入我们的住宅，偷走了所有的钱。
Two robbers broke into her home, held a knife to her throat and stole her savings.
两个盗贼闯进了她的家，把刀架在她的脖子上，抢走了她的积蓄。
'Liar!' Sarah screamed, as she thrashed the child. 'You stole it.'
“叫你撒谎！”萨拉一边揍着孩子，一边尖叫道，“就是你偷的。”
He rugby tackled her and stole her bag
他将她撂倒，抢走了她的包。