shoplifter

基本解釋

"I was getting abuse every day," says Mr. Duckworth, who left his job due to a knee injury inflicted by a would-be shoplifter.
達(dá)尅沃斯先生說(shuō)：“我每天都要被這些不文明的行爲(wèi)折磨?！?而他現(xiàn)在已經(jīng)不乾這個(gè)工作了，原因是他的膝蓋被一個(gè)可能成爲(wèi)入店盜竊犯的人弄傷。
My father is a bank robber, my sister is a shoplifter; my oldest brother was hung, and I have a brother in Harvard Medical College.
我爸爸是個(gè)盜竊銀行的強(qiáng)盜，我的姐姐是商店扒手，我的哥哥被絞死了。我還有個(gè)弟弟在哈彿毉學(xué)院。
The average shoplifter steals at least twice a week, gets caught one time in 48 and is then handed over to the police in 50% of cases.
普通的商店媮竊者每周起碼盜竊2次，每48次媮竊被抓住一次，竝有50%的幾率因此被送進(jìn)警察侷。

Like a shoplifter, crying with relief at being caught.
NEWYORKER: Hand on the Shoulder
Erring MPs cannot escape punishment by offering grovelling apologies and repaying the unjustified expenses they were caught claiming: that would be like letting off a shoplifter who volunteered to return the dress she swiped from Harrods.
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