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stole
verb
uk /stəʊl/ us /stoʊl/
past simple of steal（steal的过去式）
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Stealing
abscond
abscond with someone/something
aggravated burglary
anti-burglar
anti-burglary
eavesdrop
hot-wire
housebreaking
jemmy
jimmy
job
piratically
plunder
poach
poaching
porch piracy
rustle
rustling
snaffle
snitch
stole
noun[ C ]
uk /stəʊl/ us /stoʊl/
formal
a long piece of cloth or fur worn around the shoulders, especially by women in the past on special occasions: 女用披肩，女用长围巾
a mink stole貂皮围巾
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religion specialized
a long, narrow piece of cloth, especially silk, worn over the shoulders by some priests in the Christian Church during religious ceremonies（某些教士举行宗教仪式时披戴的、尤为丝质的）圣带
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Coats, jackets & cloaks
achkan
anorak
Barbour
barn coat
baseball jacket
dinner jacket
DJ
donkey jacket
double-breasted
doublet
lumber jacket
mac
mackintosh
mantle
Nehru jacket
shrug
single-breasted
slicker
smoking jacket
sports jacket
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Ceremonial clothes & objects
stole | American Dictionary
stole
us/stoʊl/
past simple of steal
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