to steal

to illegally take property belonging to others

an electronic device used for secret listening or recording; a tapping device

to listen in secretly to a private conversation

to lose property by theft; to have one's possessions stolen

to steal (usually private information, intellectual property, etc.)

to use someone else's writing or ideas as one's own

to steal or commit a theft

to steal money or valuables from someone's pockets or bags, typically in public places

to be secretly delighted

(idiom) to whisper

the legal crime of stealing property belonging to another person with the intention of permanently depriving the owner of it

to laugh quietly or secretly, often in a suppressed or mocking manner

done in a private, secret, or unobtrusive manner, often used in the context of whispering

to take possession of and hold territory or resources without a legal right

to steal secret information

a habitual thief

to engage in secret illicit sexual affairs or seduce women

oviraptorosaur (egg-stealing dinosaur)

To be punished for petty crimes while rewarded for major ones; literally: steal a hook and be executed, steal a state and be made a lord.

the criminal act of stealing property or committing larceny

to commit theft or misappropriate property

The act of breaking into a building or premises to commit theft.

steal the whole country and they make you a prince, steal a hook and they hang you (idiom, from Daoist classic Zhuangzi)

in a low voice or stealthy tone to avoid being overheard

suspected thief (Taiwanese usage)

to illegally seize or hold political or administrative authority

to take someone else's property without permission