To steal - To take something without permission, …
To steal - To take something without permission, something that doesn’t belong to you
To steal
To rob
To flog
To nick
To pinch
To swipe
Note: "To Rob" isn't used like the other verbs, you rob someone of something, or you rob a place.
E.g.
I robbed Pete of his shoes.
I robbed the bank.
I stole ... Show More
Aug 2024
Storming The Fortress | The Story of Brazil’s Most Brazen Bank Heist
In August 2005, a group of over twenty thieves pulled off one of the largest bank heists in history, tunneling into the Central Bank of Brazil in Fortaleza and stealing $70 million without triggering any alarms. The sophisticated plan, which took three months to execute, involved ... Show More
23m 35s
Jun 2025
Episode 1031: (Part 2) The Northern Bank heist and how thieves got away with £26 million
It was the most daring and audacious bank heist ever carried out in Irish and British history, and 20 years after the Northern Bank Robbery, nobody has stood trial for robbing £26.5 million.Nicola speaks to author Glenn Patterson, whose book The Northern Bank Job: The Heist and H ... Show More
37m 25s
Apr 2025
Learn Tricky English Homophones and Advanced Vocabulary
“Steel, Steal, Rubber, Tires, Rubber Band”1. Vocabulary Introduction (Definitions) • Steel (noun) – A strong metal made from iron and carbon. • : The bridge is made of steel to support heavy cars and trucks. • Steal (verb) – To take something that does not belong to you. • : The ... Show More
17m 24s
Sep 2024
Age is But a Number | The Story of The Hatton Garden Safe Deposit Heist
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In 2015, a group of elderly thieves, known as "The Diamond Wheezers," executed a daring heist in London's Hatton Garden, stealing around £14 million worth of valuables from an underground safe deposit vault ... Show More
33m 18s