shoplifting
US /ˈʃɑ:plɪftɪŋ/
・UK /ˈʃɒplɪftɪŋ/
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n. (u.)Uncountable NounAct of stealing goods from a store
There was a decrease in shoplifting after they installed cameras
v.t.Transitive VerbTo steal things from a shop
Joanne was shoplifting every time she went to the market
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- shoplifting gloria this is a great last week and then so it's really really
shoplifting gloria this is a great last week and then so it's really really
English Vocabulary: Crime & Criminals
- Next one: celebrity arrested for shoplifting.
Next one: celebrity arrested for shoplifting.
- "Celebrity arrested for shoplifting."
"Celebrity arrested for shoplifting."
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- So sort of shoplifting right the way up to murder?
So sort of shoplifting right the way up to murder?
- So sort of shoplifting right the way up to murder?
So sort of shoplifting right the way up to murder?
Gutfeld: This is a hell of a defense
- Instagram Reels of sassy lard asses shoplifting at Walmart?
Instagram Reels of sassy lard asses shoplifting at Walmart?
- Reels of sassy lard asses shoplifting at Walmart.
Reels of sassy lard asses shoplifting at Walmart.
The law that broke US immigration
- But IRA-IRA, together with other 1996 laws, drastically expanded deportable crimes to even minor infractions, like shoplifting.
But IRA-IRA, together with other 1996 laws, drastically expanded deportable crimes to even minor infractions, like shoplifting.
- But IRA-IRA, together with other 1996 laws, drastically expanded deportable crimes to even minor infractions like shoplifting.
But IRA-IRA, together with other 1996 laws, drastically expanded deportable crimes to even minor infractions like shoplifting.
Top 10 Celebrity Scandals That Make More Sense Now
- Number 8: Winona Ryder's shoplifting arrest.
Number 8: Winona Ryder's shoplifting arrest.
- In 2001, Winona Ryder's arrest for shoplifting over $5,000 worth of designer clothes shocked Hollywood.
In 2001, Winona Ryder's arrest for shoplifting over $5,000 worth of designer clothes shocked Hollywood.
Day in the Life of a Japanese Retail Store Worker
- In Japan, it's also common that security tags aren't attached to every product, and although many people in the country are raised with high moral standards, it's simply enough to have attentive customer service on the floor to prevent shoplifting.
In Japan, it's also common that security tags aren't attached to every product, and although many people in the country are raised with high moral standards, it's simply enough to have attentive customer service on the floor to prevent shoplifting.
- And although many people in the country are raised with high moral standards, it's simply enough to have attentive customer service on the floor to prevent shoplifting.
And although many people in the country are raised with high moral standards, it's simply enough to have attentive customer service on the floor to prevent shoplifting.
500 Most Common English Words | British Vocabulary and Pronunciation | Part 17
- Shoplifting.
Shoplifting.
- Shoplifting.
Shoplifting.
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- And she said that she would size up adults to see whether they would be more likely to let her off the hook for, for example, shoplifting or cheating in school if she used really big words and sounded really grown up or if she cried and seemed really remorseful.
And she said that she would size up adults to see whether they would be more likely to let her off the hook for, for example, shoplifting or cheating in school if she used really big words and sounded really grown up or if she cried and seemed really remorseful.
- And, uh, she told a story, uh, about, uh, one time when her mother had caught her shoplifting from the mall.
And, uh, she told a story, uh, about, uh, one time when her mother had caught her shoplifting from the mall.