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robbery

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rob·ber·y /ˈrɒbəri $ ˈrɑː-/ ●●○ noun (plural robberies) [countableC, uncountableU]  
SCCthe crime of stealing money or things from a bank, shop etc, especially using violence 抢劫 theft, burglary
 Police are investigating a series of bank robberies in South Wales.
警方正在调查发生在南威尔士的连环银行抢劫案。
 He received a 10 year prison sentence for armed robbery (=robbery using a gun).
他因持枪抢劫被判十年监禁。
 He admitted attempted robbery and was given a suspended sentence.
他承认企图行劫,被判了缓刑。
see thesaurus at crime
daylight robbery at daylight(5), → highway robbery at highway(3)
nTHESAURUS
robbery the crime of stealing money or other things from a bank, shop etc, especially by using threats or violence
Mobile phones are a common target in street robberies.
Armed robbery is a serious offence.
theft the crime of stealing something, especially when the person they are stolen from is not present
Car thefts are on the increase.
Security has been tightened since the theft of a $150,000 oil painting.
burglary the crime of entering a house or other building illegally and stealing things
Most burglaries occur when a house or apartment is empty.
He was charged with burglary.
break-in an occasion when someone breaks a door or window in order to enter a place and steal things
The break-in was the eighth on our street this year.
There’s been a break-in at the newsagents.
mugging a violent attack on someone in the street in order to rob them
There have been a number of muggings outside downtown hotels.
raid an attack on a bank, shop etc, especially one in which the thieves use weapons
The gang carried out an armed raid on a post office.
bank job informal a carefully planned robbery of a bank
The money from the bank job was quickly taken out of the country.
larceny law the crime of stealing something from someone, without using force or threats. This word is used mainly in American English. It is now old-fashioned in British English
He pleaded guilty in New York to nine counts of grand larceny (=stealing things that are worth a lot of money).
They were suspected of being involved in petty larceny (=stealing things that are not worth a lot of money).
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rob·ber·y nounn THESAURUS1
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