robar
/roˈbaɾ/, [roˈβ̞aɾ]steal
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Es difícil robar a un ladrón.
It's hard to steal from a thief.
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Es difícil de robar a un ladrón.
It's hard to steal from a thief.
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Los hombres que trataron de robar el avión fueron condenados a muerte ante un pelotón de fusilamiento.
The men who tried to steal the plane have been sentenced to death by firing squad.
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Robar es malo.
It is wrong to steal.
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¿Te puedo robar un cigarro?
Can I bum a cigarette off you?
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Copiar no es robar.
Copying is not theft.
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La pobreza lo hizo robar.
Poverty drove him to steal.
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Lo despidieron por robar.
He was fired for stealing.
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Fue acusado de robar dinero.
He was accused of stealing money.
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Si debes matar, mata a un elefante, si debes robar, roba un tesoro.
If you must kill, kill an elephant and if you must rob, rob a treasury.
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Él es capaz de robar.
He is capable of robbery.
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Yo no debería haberle acusado de robar el dinero.
I shouldn't have accused him of stealing the money.
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Prefiero morirme de hambre antes que robar.
I would rather starve than steal.
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Tom me acusó de robar su reloj.
Tom accused me of having stolen his watch.
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Robar dinero es malo.
It is wrong to steal money.
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Anoche unos ladrones entraron a robar a nuestra casa.
Our house was broken into by burglars last night.
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Ellos lo acusaron de robar la bicicleta.
They accused him of stealing the bicycle.
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Preferiría morir de hambre que robar.
I would rather starve to death than steal.
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