stole

• Large écharpe ou châle porté généralement par les femmes sur les épaules, souvent comme accessoire de mode ou pour des occasions formelles.

A noun referring to a wide scarf or shawl, typically worn by women over the shoulders, often as a fashion accessory or for formal occasions.

1. Woman's scarfB2formal

   A wide, often decorative scarf or shawl worn by women over the shoulders, typically for formal occasions.

   étole

   • She wore a beautiful silk stole over her evening gown.
   • The bride's stole was embroidered with delicate flowers.
   • He draped a cashmere stole around her shoulders.

   Synonymesshawltippetwrap

• Verbe désignant l'action de s'approprier secrètement les biens d'autrui sans autorisation.

A verb used to indicate the act of taking something that does not belong to you without permission.

verbe irrégulier

1. Take without permissionA2formal

   To take something that belongs to someone else without their permission and without intending to return it.

   voler

   • Someone stole my bike from the garage.
   • He was caught trying to steal money from the store.
   • Thieves stole jewelry from the museum.

   Synonymesappropriatefilchliftlootmisappropriatenickpilferpinchplunderpurloinrobshopliftswipethieve

   Antonymesbestowdonategivereturn

2. Move secretly or quietlyB1informal

   To move somewhere quietly and carefully so as not to be seen or heard.

   se faufiler

   • She stole a glance at him across the room.
   • He stole out of the house at midnight.
   • The cat stole into the kitchen unnoticed.

   Synonymescreeppadprowlskulkslinkslipsneaktiptoe

3. Do exceptionally wellB2slangamerican

   Informal: to perform very well or be outstanding in a situation.

   Briller, exceller

   • She stole the show with her performance.
   • He stole the game with that last goal.
   • The new player stole everyone's attention.

   Synonymesdominateexcelimpressoutshineshineslaystand outupstagewow

Variantes phrasalsteal away