Definition of bank robber in English:

bank robber

noun

A person who commits a bank robbery.
the hunt for an armed bank robber has been stepped up
Example sentencesExamples
- Bandits tells the story of the "Sleepover Bandits", the most successful bank robbers in the history of the United States.
- See how easily he slips out from the shadows to capture those bank robbers.
- The legendary American bank robber, Willie Sutton, was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in 1931.
- Fortunately, very few bank robbers have any interest in confrontations of any kind.
- Judging by the scale of the operation these men were not your average bank robbers.
- I guess the ideas is that a bank robber without a hat will show up better on security cameras.
- A bank robber who broke out of downtown Chicago's federal jail in an "old man" disguise has been recaptured.
- Watching a news story about a bank robber on TV, he hatches a plan to rob a bank.
- Given that bank robbers presumably don't want to be prosecuted, getting better pictures of them is a very positive benefit to society.
- An alleged bank robber in the United States was arrested after she posted a video on YouTube claiming to have stolen more than US $6000 at gun-point.

Definition of bank robber in US English:

bank robber

noun

A person who commits a bank robbery.
a group of bank robbers uses sophisticated technology to perform their heists
Example sentencesExamples
- I guess the ideas is that a bank robber without a hat will show up better on security cameras.
- Given that bank robbers presumably don't want to be prosecuted, getting better pictures of them is a very positive benefit to society.
- The legendary American bank robber, Willie Sutton, was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in 1931.
- Fortunately, very few bank robbers have any interest in confrontations of any kind.
- Bandits tells the story of the "Sleepover Bandits", the most successful bank robbers in the history of the United States.
- Watching a news story about a bank robber on TV, he hatches a plan to rob a bank.
- See how easily he slips out from the shadows to capture those bank robbers.
- An alleged bank robber in the United States was arrested after she posted a video on YouTube claiming to have stolen more than US $6000 at gun-point.
- A bank robber who broke out of downtown Chicago's federal jail in an "old man" disguise has been recaptured.
- Judging by the scale of the operation these men were not your average bank robbers.

单词	bank robber
释义	Definition of bank robber in English: bank robber noun A person who commits a bank robbery. the hunt for an armed bank robber has been stepped up Example sentencesExamples Bandits tells the story of the "Sleepover Bandits", the most successful bank robbers in the history of the United States. See how easily he slips out from the shadows to capture those bank robbers. The legendary American bank robber, Willie Sutton, was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in 1931. Fortunately, very few bank robbers have any interest in confrontations of any kind. Judging by the scale of the operation these men were not your average bank robbers. I guess the ideas is that a bank robber without a hat will show up better on security cameras. A bank robber who broke out of downtown Chicago's federal jail in an "old man" disguise has been recaptured. Watching a news story about a bank robber on TV, he hatches a plan to rob a bank. Given that bank robbers presumably don't want to be prosecuted, getting better pictures of them is a very positive benefit to society. An alleged bank robber in the United States was arrested after she posted a video on YouTube claiming to have stolen more than US $6000 at gun-point. Definition of bank robber in US English: bank robber noun A person who commits a bank robbery. a group of bank robbers uses sophisticated technology to perform their heists Example sentencesExamples I guess the ideas is that a bank robber without a hat will show up better on security cameras. Given that bank robbers presumably don't want to be prosecuted, getting better pictures of them is a very positive benefit to society. The legendary American bank robber, Willie Sutton, was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in 1931. Fortunately, very few bank robbers have any interest in confrontations of any kind. Bandits tells the story of the "Sleepover Bandits", the most successful bank robbers in the history of the United States. Watching a news story about a bank robber on TV, he hatches a plan to rob a bank. See how easily he slips out from the shadows to capture those bank robbers. An alleged bank robber in the United States was arrested after she posted a video on YouTube claiming to have stolen more than US $6000 at gun-point. A bank robber who broke out of downtown Chicago's federal jail in an "old man" disguise has been recaptured. Judging by the scale of the operation these men were not your average bank robbers.
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