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snatcher

/ˈsnætʃ.ər/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a una persona que se apodera de algo de forma rápida e ilegal, ya sea arrebatándolo y huyendo, o capturando y reteniendo a una víctima, a menudo para pedir rescate.

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noun

/ˈsnætʃ.ər/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a una persona que se apodera de algo de forma rápida e ilegal, ya sea arrebatándolo y huyendo, o capturando y reteniendo a una víctima, a menudo para pedir rescate.

A noun referring to a person who takes something quickly and unlawfully, either by grabbing and fleeing or by seizing and detaining a victim, often for ransom.

  1. Thief who grabs and runsB2informal

    A person who steals something by quickly grabbing it and fleeing, often in a public place.

    esLadrón que arrebata y huye

    • A bag snatcher took her purse and ran down the street.
    • Police are looking for a phone snatcher operating in the market.
    • The snatcher was caught on camera stealing a wallet.

    Sinónimosdipgrabbermuggerpickpocketrobberthief

  2. KidnapperC1formal

    Someone who unlawfully seizes and detains a person, often for ransom or other criminal purposes.

    esSecuestrador

    • The child snatcher was arrested after a long investigation.
    • Authorities warned parents about a snatcher targeting children in the area.
    • The snatcher demanded a large sum of money for the victim's release.

    Sinónimosabductorkidnapper

Formas
  • snatchers plural form
  • snatchers' possessive plural form
  • snatcher's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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