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graverobber

/ˈɡreɪvˌrɒb.ər/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa alguém que rouba covas ou túmulos, especialmente para subtrair objetos de valor ou para retirar corpos e vendê-los para dissecação anatômica.

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noun

/ˈɡreɪvˌrɒb.ər/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa alguém que rouba covas ou túmulos, especialmente para subtrair objetos de valor ou para retirar corpos e vendê-los para dissecação anatômica.

A noun referring to a person who illegally steals valuables from graves or crypts, or who takes bodies from graves to sell for anatomical dissection.

  1. Thief of grave goodsB2formal

    A person who illegally digs up graves or breaks into tombs to steal valuable items buried with the dead.

    ptLadrão de túmulos

    • The graverobber was caught selling ancient jewelry from a pharaoh's tomb.
    • Graverobbers often target old cemeteries in search of gold and artifacts.
    • The museum displayed items recovered from a graverobber's stash.
  2. Body snatcherB2formalmedical

    A person who illegally exhumes corpses from graves to sell them for medical dissection or research.

    ptLadrão de túmulos

    • In the 19th century, graverobbers supplied fresh bodies to anatomy schools.
    • The graverobber was arrested after selling a corpse to a medical college.
    • Graverobbers were feared by families who wanted their loved ones to rest in peace.

    Sinônimosbody snatcher

Formas
  • graverobbers plural form
  • graverobbers' possessive plural form
  • graverobber's possessive singular form