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vielversprechendsten
enclin à voler

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

inglese
inglese
francese
francese

light-fingered AGG

francese
francese
inglese
inglese

I. chapard|eur (chapardeuse) [ʃapaʀdœʀ, øz] colloq AGG

chapardeur (chapardeuse)

II. chapard|eur (chapardeuse) [ʃapaʀdœʀ, øz] colloq SOST m (f)

chapardeur (chapardeuse)

I. vol|eur (voleuse) [vɔlœʀ, øz] AGG

être voleur enfant:
être voleur commerçant:

II. vol|eur (voleuse) [vɔlœʀ, øz] SOST m (f)

voleur (voleuse) (malfaiteur)
voleur (voleuse) (tricheur)

III. vol|eur (voleuse) [vɔlœʀ, øz]

child kidnapper ingl brit

IV. vol|eur (voleuse) [vɔlœʀ, øz]

I. traîner, trainer [tʀɛne] VB vb trans

1. traîner (tirer):

traîner valise
to drag [sth] (along)
traîner chaise

2. traîner colloq:

to lug [sth] around colloq
traîner objet (en tirant) objet
to drag [sth] around
traîner (en subissant) personne

3. traîner (forcer à aller):

traîner personne
to drag [sb] off

4. traîner (supporter longtemps):

5. traîner (utiliser avec lenteur):

traîner les pieds lett, fig

II. traîner, trainer [tʀɛne] VB vb intr

1. traîner (perdre son temps):

I had a lie-in ingl brit

2. traîner (faire lentement):

to take forever (pour faire doing)

3. traîner (aller sans hâte):

4. traîner (ne pas se terminer):

traîner chantier, maladie:
traîner odeur:

5. traîner (être en contact avec):

traîner par terre rideaux:

6. traîner (être tiré):

7. traîner (ne pas être rangé):

traîner vêtements, jouets:
laisser traîner qc chéquier, document

8. traîner (être très courant):

III. se traîner VB vb rifl

1. se traîner (ramper) blessé:

2. se traîner (aller avec effort):

I don't feel like schlepping to Paris ingl am colloq

3. se traîner (être oisif):

to loaf about colloq

4. se traîner (avancer lentement):

se traîner voiture, train, escargot:
se traîner procès, négociations:
se traîner chantier:

IV. traîner, trainer [tʀɛne]

traîner la jambe ou la patte colloq
traîner ses guêtres colloq ou ses bottes colloq
to knock around colloq

nel dizionario PONS

inglese
inglese
francese
francese

light-fingered AGG

francese
francese
inglese
inglese

I. voleur (-euse) [vɔlœʀ, -øz] AGG (qui dérobe)

voleur (-euse)

II. voleur (-euse) [vɔlœʀ, -øz] SOST m, f

voleur (-euse)

locuzioni:

nel dizionario PONS
inglese
inglese
francese
francese

light-fingered AGG

francese
francese
inglese
inglese

I. voleur (-euse) [vɔlœʀ, -øz] AGG (qui dérobe)

voleur (-euse)

II. voleur (-euse) [vɔlœʀ, -øz] SOST m, f

voleur (-euse)

locuzioni:

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I was a little light-fingered.
edmontonjournal.com
Sixty theft suspensions were picked up by light-fingered students.
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What he had in mind was that some of his patrons were noted for their light-fingered habits.
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It found that bed linen, light bulbs, alcohol, cutlery, artwork, curtains, kettles and even bibles were the most attractive items for light-fingered guests.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Who else splices so much light-fingered subtlety with so many fervent (and occasionally cruel) opinions?
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