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robar  

a       vt  
1      [+objeto, dinero]   to steal  
  [+banco]  
to rob  
¡nos han robado!      we've been robbed!  
robar algo a algn      to steal sth from sb  
les robaba dinero a sus compañeros de clase      he was stealing money from his classmates  
me han robado la cartera      my wallet has been stolen  
Ana le ha robado el novio      Ana has stolen her boyfriend  
el defensa le robó el balón      the defender stole the ball off him  
no quiero robarle su tiempo      I don't want to take up your time  
tuve que robarle horas al sueño para acabar el trabajo      I had to work into the night to finish the job  
robarle el corazón a algn      liter   to steal sb's heart  
2      [+atención]   to steal, capture  
  [+paciencia]  
to exhaust  
  [+tranquilidad]  
to destroy, take away  
  [+vida]  
to take, steal
3    (=estafar)   to cheat, rob  
en ese negocio te han robado      you've been cheated o robbed in that deal  
4      [+naipes]   to take, draw  
roba una carta de la baraja      take o draw a card from the deck  
5    frm  
[río, corriente]  
to carry away
6    arcaico   (=raptar)   to kidnap, abduct
b       vi  
1    (=sisar)   to steal  
lo cogieron robando      he was caught stealing  
no robarás        (Biblia)    thou shalt not steal  
entraron a robar en mi casa      they broke into my house  
2      (Naipes)   to take a card, draw a card
Translation Spanish - English Collins Dictionary  
Collaborative Dictionary     Spanish-English
exp.
to steal sth from sb
exp.
they broke into my house
exp.
thou shalt not steal
nm.
theft insurance
[BIZ]
nm.
wages snatch
[BIZ]
exp.
robbery with aggravation
exp.
robbery with aggravation
exp.
burglary
exp.
this is daylight robbery!
nm.
fire and theft insurance
[BIZ]
nf.
theft insurance policy
[BIZ]
exp.
the police investigation of the robbery
exp.
this really is robbery
exp.
robbery is regarded as {o} considered a crime
exp.
he is believed to be {o} considered to be guilty of the robbery
exp.
the defender stole the ball off him
exp.
take {o} draw a card from the deck
nf.
fire and theft insurance policy
[BIZ]
nf.
fire and theft insurance policy
[BIZ]
exp.
the bastard stole his car
exp.
we informed the police about the robbery
exp.
that's what I call daylight robbery
exp.
five thousand for a T-shirt? what a rip-off!
exp.
I reported the theft of my handbag to the police
exp.
they have reported the break-in to the police
exp.
P45
exp.
he caught them stealing
exp.
they caught her stealing
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'robar' also found in translations in English-Spanish dictionary
exp.
robar
exp.
quien roba una vez roba veinte

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