it's wrong to steal.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

an unconscionable bargain

It is wrong to steal money.

ill‐gotten gains

She is guilty of theft.

That is just throwing good money after bad.

A person who steals deserves punishment.

She is an uncontrollable kleptomaniac.

It's no crime to steal from a thief.

She is guilty of stealing.

there was a terrible flap about the theft

This is what they mean by ‘the audacity of the thief'.

I thought that she committed that burglary.

I'd rather starve than steal.

Don't be overconfident.

He is under suspicion of theft.

Thou shalt not steal.

They charged him [He was charged] with theft.

There's no mistaking someone stole that.

I want that so badly I could steal it.

I want that so badly I could steal it.

bring [place] a charge of theft against a person

You've got to be on your toes.

accuse a person of theft

Keeping what belongs to another amounts to stealing.

I am in a bind as my money has been stolen.

The robber escaped being punished.

I had my money stolen.

My money has been stolen.

My money was stolen.

a capital mistake