thefts

英 [θɛfts]

美 [θɛfts]

n.  偷; 偷窃; 盗窃罪
theft的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 偷窃;盗窃(罪)
  Theftis the crime of stealing.
  1. Art theft is now part of organised crime.
     盗窃艺术品如今成为一种有组织的犯罪活动。
  2. ...the theft of classified documents from a car in London.
     从伦敦一辆汽车里盗走机密文件

双语例句

• Transportation accidents resulting in radiation releases could occur, as could thefts by terrorists.
  因放射物泄露而引起的运输事故可能会发生。
• Both athletes later published a photo of a man captured on CCTV who they wished to talk to about the alleged thefts.
  两名运动员之后都刊登了一张在中央电视台被抓获的男人照片，他们希望与这位涉嫌盗窃的男子交谈。
• It turned out there had been a lot of petty thefts in this civilized area, particularly that of stealing milk bottles from doorsteps.
  在这个文明地区竟然发现有些小的盗窃行为，特别是有人从门口台阶上偷牛奶瓶。
• According to Legal Daily, of all campus crimes reported nationwide, 80 percent are thefts.
  据《法制日报》报道，在全国范围内接到的校园犯罪案报案中，有80%是盗窃。
• Most thefts on campus happen in dormitories, reported the newspaper last week.
  上周该报报道称，大多数校园盗窃发生在宿舍中。
• Police in London note a close correlation between thefts like the one in West Norwood and global commodities markets.
  伦敦警方注意到，西诺伍德盗窃案和全球商品市场密切相关。
• The thefts haven't been a big loss.
  这样的盗窃不算大损失。
• It urged the public to report thefts before people are seriously hurt.
  该协会呼吁公众在有人受到严重伤害前及时举报失窃案。
• Sabotage of property, thefts, and dirtying of premises are common.
  破坏财产，偷盗和下流的行为是很普遍的。
• France has seen a growing number of art thefts in recent months.
  最近的几个月内，法国的盗窃事件剧增。