pickpocket in Greek
pickpocket in Greek is πορτοφολάς — pickpocket means a thief who steals from people's pockets or bags, typically in crowded places, without being noticed.
pickpocket in Greek
πορτοφολάς
Pronounced: portofolas
One who steals from the pocket of a passerby, usually by sleight of hand.
What does "pickpocket" mean?
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noun A thief who steals from people's pockets or bags, typically in crowded places, without being noticed.
"Tourists were warned to watch out for pickpockets in the market."
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verb To steal from someone's pocket in this way.
"He was arrested after trying to pickpocket a passerby."
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pickpocket in a sentence
- Tourists were warned to watch out for pickpockets in the market.
- The pickpocket vanished into the crowd before anyone noticed.
- He was arrested after trying to pickpocket a passerby.
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What is "pickpocket" in Greek?
"pickpocket" in Greek is πορτοφολάς. pickpocket means: A thief who steals from people's pockets or bags, typically in crowded places, without being noticed.
How do you pronounce πορτοφολάς?
"pickpocket" in Greek is πορτοφολάς, pronounced "portofolas".
How do you use "pickpocket" in a sentence?
Example: "Tourists were warned to watch out for pickpockets in the market." In Greek, "pickpocket" is πορτοφολάς.
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