thief in Italian
thief in Italian is ladro, ladra, borsaiolo — thief means a person who steals something, typically without using force or confrontation.
thief in Italian
ladro
One who carries out a theft.
ladra
One who carries out a theft.
borsaiolo
One who carries out a theft.
borseggiatore
One who carries out a theft.
ladruncolo
One who carries out a theft.
malandrino
One who carries out a theft.
What does "thief" mean?
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noun A person who steals something, typically without using force or confrontation.
"A thief broke in through the back window while they were asleep."
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thief in a sentence
- A thief broke in through the back window while they were asleep.
- The store hired security guards to catch shoplifting thieves.
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What is "thief" in Italian?
"thief" in Italian is ladro, ladra, borsaiolo. thief means: A person who steals something, typically without using force or confrontation.
How do you use "thief" in a sentence?
Example: "A thief broke in through the back window while they were asleep." In Italian, "thief" is ladro, ladra, borsaiolo.
Are there other ways to say "thief" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 6 translations listed for "thief": ladro, ladra, borsaiolo, borseggiatore, ladruncolo, malandrino.
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