stole

英 [stəʊl]

美 [stoʊl]

n.  女用披肩; (司祭佩戴的)圣带
v.  偷; 窃取; 偷偷地(或悄悄地)移动; 偷(垒)
steal的过去式

复数：stoles　

BNC.39538 / COCA.30356

牛津词典

noun

• 女用披肩；（司祭佩戴的）圣带
  a piece of clothing consisting of a wide band of cloth or fur, worn by a woman around the shoulders; a similar piece of clothing worn by a priest

柯林斯词典

• 
  Stoleis the past tense ofsteal.
• N-COUNT 女用长披肩;女用长围巾
  Astoleis a long wide piece of cloth or fur that women wear round their shoulders.
  1. ...fur stoles.
     毛皮长围巾

英英释义

noun

• a wide scarf worn about their shoulders by women

双语例句

• He rugby tackled her and stole her bag
  他将她撂倒，抢走了她的包。
• Someone stole my wallet and passport.
  有人偷了我的皮夹和护照。
• The police handed out punishment to those who stole bicycles.
  对于偷窃自行车的人，警方给予惩罚。
• He stole a glance at the clock behind her.
  他偷偷地看了一眼她背后的钟。
• The burglar took a quick glance around and then stole into the house.
  窃贼匆匆环顾了一下，便溜进了那幢房屋。
• She stole a glance at Martin.
  她偷看了马丁一眼。
• They mustn't worry; they must sleep; and rest stole into their jaded bones.
  他们不用担心，他们必须睡觉，于是他们疲惫不堪的筋骨不知不觉地松弛了。
• You know what she's like. I wouldn't put it past her to call the police and say I stole them.
  你知道她是个什么样的人。要是她打电话报警说我偷了它们，一点儿也不奇怪。
• It was Chinese women who stole the show on the first day of competition
  比赛的第一天中国女队表现抢眼。
• She literally had her heart in her mouth when she stole the watch.
  当她偷手表的时候，真是提心吊胆。