英语词汇“pickpocket”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

pickpocket

/ˈpɪkpɒkɪt

noun

A person who steals from people’s pockets.The beggars in the city also indicate that there are thieves, pickpockets, robbers and the like lurking around....

Last Tuesday, police community support officers patrolled the market, keeping an eye out for thieves and pickpockets, while distributing crime prevention leaflets to stallholders and shoppers.
There are well-documented gangs of child pickpockets and other assorted thieves operating on both sides of the border.

Synonyms

thief, petty thief, sneak thief;

bag-snatcher, purse-snatcher

archaic cutpurse, pickpurse, pocket-picker, purse-picker, finger, dipper, reefer

verb [with object]

Steal from the pockets of (someone): I think someone pickpocketed me in Brighton on my way to the station (as noun pickpocketing) crimes such as pickpocketing...

Although the public fear being a victim of identity fraud more than pickpocketing, mugging or even burglary, a large number still put themselves at risk by disposing of private information without first rendering it unreadable.
More than 80 percent said they or people close to them had been a victim of a crime - primarily burglaries, pickpocketing and purse-snatchings, as violent crimes are relatively rare.
He also noted an increase in police patrols around the capital which has resulted in a marked reduction in pickpocketing and shoplifting over the past two weeks.

单词	pickpocket
释义	pickpocket /ˈpɪkpɒkɪt / noun A person who steals from people’s pockets.The beggars in the city also indicate that there are thieves, pickpockets, robbers and the like lurking around.... Last Tuesday, police community support officers patrolled the market, keeping an eye out for thieves and pickpockets, while distributing crime prevention leaflets to stallholders and shoppers. There are well-documented gangs of child pickpockets and other assorted thieves operating on both sides of the border. Synonyms thief, petty thief, sneak thief; bag-snatcher, purse-snatcher archaic cutpurse, pickpurse, pocket-picker, purse-picker, finger, dipper, reefer verb [with object] Steal from the pockets of (someone): I think someone pickpocketed me in Brighton on my way to the station (as noun pickpocketing) crimes such as pickpocketing... Although the public fear being a victim of identity fraud more than pickpocketing, mugging or even burglary, a large number still put themselves at risk by disposing of private information without first rendering it unreadable. More than 80 percent said they or people close to them had been a victim of a crime - primarily burglaries, pickpocketing and purse-snatchings, as violent crimes are relatively rare. He also noted an increase in police patrols around the capital which has resulted in a marked reduction in pickpocketing and shoplifting over the past two weeks.
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