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Have you heard that a burglar broke into my neighbor's house?
強盗が近所の家に押し入ったことを聞いていますか。
She told me how it was wrong to steal.
彼女は盗みは良くないといった。
The robbers fell on him from behind the trees.
強盗達が木陰から出てきて彼に襲い掛かった。
I had my purse stolen in the bus.
私はバスの中で財布を盗まれた。
The jewel was stolen during the night.
その宝石は夜の間に盗まれた。
How do I report a theft?
盗難届はどのようにすればいいのですか。
She accused me of stealing her money.
彼女は私が彼女の金を盗んだと言って告訴した。
Yesterday I had my bicycle stolen.
昨日私は自転車を盗まれた。
He was punished for stealing the money.
彼はお金を盗んだ事で罰を受けた。
My passport was stolen.
パスポートを盗まれました。
Two policemen arrested a burglar. They caught him sneaking into Mrs. Miller's.
2人の警官は夜盗を逮捕した。2人は夜盗がミラー夫人宅にしのび込もうとした現場を押さえたのだ。
A group of gangsters stole money.
ギャングの一団が金を盗んだ。
It was his notebook that was stolen.
盗まれたのは彼のノートだった。
If they hadn't found the vase, John would have been accused of stealing it.
もし彼らが花瓶を見つけていなければ、ジョンは窃盗罪で訴えられていただろう。
A person who steals deserves punishment.
盗みを働く者は罰せられて当然だ。
I had my wallet stolen on my way to the office.
会社へ行く途中で財布を盗まれた。
I had my wallet stolen while I was asleep.
眠っている間に財布を盗まれた。
Who stole the apple?
誰がリンゴを盗んだのですか?
My bike was stolen last night.
私は昨夜自転車を盗まれた。
Someone broke into my house and ran away with all of my money.
誰かが私のうちに押し入って、私のお金を全部盗んでにげた。
They must have suspected me of stealing.
あの人達は私が盗みをしたと疑ったにちがいない。
It is wrong to steal money.
お金を盗むのは良くない。
The farmer caught the boy stealing the apples in his orchard.
その農夫は男の子達が自分の果樹園でリンゴを盗んでいるのをみつけた。
He admitted that he had stolen the treasure.
彼はその財宝を盗んだことを認めた。
Ozawa had been demobilized from overseas and had just arrived this night into his hometown, Osaka, but he had heard rumors on the train about bandits roaming in the postwar cities and suburbs.