snitcher

A noun referring to a person who steals without using violence, or someone who acts as an informer or decoy for the police.

deSubstantiv für eine Person, die stiehlt, ohne Gewalt anzuwenden, oder die als Informant oder Lockvogel für die Polizei fungiert.ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека, который крадёт без применения насилия, или того, кто выступает в роли информатора или подсадной утки для полиции.esSustantivo que designa a una persona que roba sin emplear violencia, o a aquella que actúa como informante o señuelo para la policía.frNom désignant une personne qui vole sans violence, ou qui agit comme informateur ou indic pour la police.ptSubstantivo que designa quem furta sem usar violência ou quem atua como informante ou dedo-duro para a polícia.zh指偷窃但不使用暴力的人，也指为警方提供情报的人或警方安插的线人。arاسم يدل على شخص يسرق دون استخدام العنف، أو من يعمل مخبرًا أو جاسوسًا لصالح الشرطة.

1. Petty thief B2 informal

   A person who steals small items or steals without using violence.

   • The snitcher was caught trying to take a wallet from the table.
   • A snitcher often operates in crowded places like markets.
   • The store owner chased the snitcher down the street.

   deKleiner DiebruМелкий воришкаesraterofrPetit voleurptLadrãozinhozh小偷小摸的人arسارق الأشياء الصغيرة

   Synonyme: pilferershopliftersneak thiefthief

2. Informer or decoy B2 informal

   A person who acts as an informer for the police or as a decoy to help catch criminals.

   • The snitcher gave the police the names of the gang members.
   • He was known as a snitcher in the neighborhood, always reporting suspicious activity.
   • The detective used a snitcher to gather evidence against the drug dealers.

   deInformant oder LockvogelruИнформатор или подсадная уткаesSoplón o delatorfrIndicateur ou appâtptInformante ou iscazh线人或诱饵arمُخبر أو طُعم

   Synonyme: canaryfinkinformernarcratsnitchsquealerstool pigeonstoolietattletale

• snitchers plural form
• snitchers' possessive plural form
• snitcher's possessive singular form