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词汇 steal
释义
steal
Theme: COMMERCE
n. a bargain. (Always with a.)
At this price, it's a steal.This car wasn't exactly a steal at this price, but it's still a good value.
steal
noun something cheap or made available at a cheaper cost US, 1944verb in poker, to win a hand with an inferior hand either through superior bluffing skills or poor estimation by other players US, 1979.► steal someone blindto rob someone of everything. An illiterate variation of 'rob someone blind' US, 1976.► steal the antein poker, to bet aggressively early in a hand, driving out other players and leaving a pot consisting mostly of the buy-in antes US, 1975.► steal the showin a public display, to outshine other performers, to gain most applause US, 1928
phrasesteal[stole, stolen, stealing]
steal away 1. steal away to leave a place quietly, so that no one will notice you or try to stop you: Katherine listened to this conversation for a few minutes, before stealing away back to her bedroom.■ SIMILAR TO: slip away, slip off, slope off2. steal away sth/sb • steal sth/sb away to take something or someone away, especially in a quiet, secret way: She was terrified that someone might try to steal her baby away.
steal over 1. steal over sb literary if a feeling steals over you, you gradually feel it more and more: When he began to sing, I felt a warm deep pleasure steal over me.■ SIMILAR TO: come over2. steal over sb's face literary if an expression steals over someone's face, it gradually becomes more and more noticeable: Freddie stared at her, watching an expression of contempt steal over her face.■ SIMILAR TO: come over sb's face3. steal over sth literary if sound or light steals over a place, you gradually hear or see it more and more: The first rays of daylight stole over the mountains.
steal up
steal up to move quietly towards someone or something until you are very near them: a leopard stealing up in silence through the darkness+ on Carrie had stolen up on him from behind and thrown her arms round his neck.
See:
  • a steal
  • be a steal
  • beg, borrow or steal
  • beg, borrow, or steal
  • like stealing acorns from a blind pig
  • mean enough to steal a penny off a dead man's eyes
  • steal (one) blind
  • steal (one's) heart
  • steal (one's) thunder
  • steal (someone's) clothes
  • steal a base
  • steal a glance (at someone or something)
  • steal a glance at
  • steal a glance/look
  • steal a kiss
  • steal a look (at someone or something)
  • steal a march
  • steal a march on
  • steal a march on (someone or something)
  • steal a march on somebody
  • steal a march on someone, to
  • steal a march over (someone or something)
  • steal a march upon (someone or something)
  • steal away
  • steal from
  • steal from (someone or something)
  • steal heart
  • steal off
  • steal off (someone or something)
  • steal out of (some place)
  • steal out of some place
  • steal over
  • steal over (someone or something)
  • steal somebody's heart
  • steal somebody's thunder
  • steal someone blind
  • steal someone's clothes
  • steal someone's heart
  • steal someone's thunder
  • steal someone's thunder, to
  • steal the march on (someone or something)
  • steal the march over (someone or something)
  • steal the march upon (someone or something)
  • steal the show
  • steal the spotlight
  • steal thunder
  • steal up on
  • steal up on (someone or something)
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