| 单词 | nick |
| 释义 | nicknicksnickednickingnicknick2 verb [transitive]1to accidentally make a small cut on the surface or edge of something: I nicked my chin when I was shaving.nickbeshave我刮胡子时刮破了下巴。2British English informal to steal something THESAURUS stealTHESAURUS: nicksteal to take something that belongs to someone else: Her bike has been stolen.havebestealtake to steal something – used when it is clear from the situation that you mean that someone takes something dishonestly: Someone’s taken my purse!takenick British English informal to steal something: Have you nicked my pen?nickburgle British English, burglarize American English to go into someone’s home and steal things: Our house was burgled while we were on holiday.beburgleberob to steal money or other things from a person, bank, or shop: They robbed him of all his money.robThe men were planning to rob a bank.manbeplanmug to attack someone in the street and steal something from them: He was mugged on his way home from school.bemugshoplifting stealing things from a shop: She was stopped at the pay desk and accused of shoplifting.bestopaccuseshoplift |
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