- to steal
- to plagiarize; to steal (a technique, idea, etc.); to watch and learn
- to do stealthilyoft. as 目を盗んで
- to do during scant timeusu. as 暇を盗んで
- to steal a basebaseball
Godan verb with 'mu' ending; transitive verb
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- to steal
- to plagiarize; to steal (a technique, idea, etc.); to watch and learn
- to do stealthily
- to do during scant time
- to steal a base
This meaning refers to taking someone's property unlawfully. It is commonly used in contexts involving theft or burglary.
This meaning is used when referring to taking someone else's intellectual property, ideas, or skills without permission, often in an educational or creative context.
This meaning implies performing an action quietly or unnoticed, often associated with secretive behavior.
This usage refers to performing an action quickly or under a time constraint, highlighting the urgency of the situation.
This meaning is commonly used in a baseball context, referring to the act of a player advancing to the next base without being tagged out.
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To snatch away or to pilfer; to take something quickly and stealthily.
To plagiarize; to use someone else's work or ideas without permission.
To rob or to seize by force; often involves violence or coercion.
Stealthily or secretly; doing something in a manner that is not noticed.
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