Translations for „larcenous“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

larcenous ADJ

larcenous LAW

لُصُوصِيّ

larcenous LAW

سارق

larcenous LAW

مرتكب سرقة

larcenous LAW

مَنْسُوب إِلى اللُّصُوص

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English

True, they weren't entirely obvious or conclusive, but neither did they feel especially larcenous.

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So take careful, scientific note of any notable instances of snoring, sleepwalking, larcenous duvet-hoarding and/or drool puddles of unusual size.

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These penguins, though not as larcenous as they once were, are very knowing.

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Normally, you'll hear arguments about whether fees of 1 percent are larcenous compared to, say, fees of half a percent.

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In our town centre, the cost of parking on a meter for only a few minutes is close to larcenous.

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He is about to touch her but can not bring himself to do it, allowing her to live instead and inadvertently causing the larcenous funeral director to die.

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Some larcenous entrepreneurs have also invented fictional countries solely for the purpose of defrauding people.

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He played a great number of villainous or mildly larcenous roles, although his screen roles usually were small, but he also played a few sympathetic characters.

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Engineering tricksters have not only vented their larcenous urges on inanimate objects.

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Perhaps that is, of course, because the city lacks players with a larcenous or villainous eye.

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