Robbery meaning in English

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Definition

a robbery: a burglary, a theft noun
a robber: a thief, a burglar, someone who steals things noun
to rob: to steal, to take illegally verb

Examples

  • "This Vlad guy is going to rob you once you get to Kalackistan."
  • "Fat Face Sal : You know...the thing, down at the airport, with the you know... the robbery!"
  • "Peter : What robbery you talking about Fat Face?"
  • "The robbery at the airport!"
  • "My father once said, a dying British man will shoot you while you're trying to rob an airport."
  • "The Greenback & Trust branch, located on Fell Street, was robbed at 11:14 AM by three teenage boys dressed in drag and carrying kitchen knives."
  • "I'm gonna rob the banks, the supermaket too"
  • "Horatio : I robbed a bank... I'm serious!"
  • "Worst bank robbery ever?"
  • "Three young men were arrested in their apartment yesterday afternoon, following a police investigation of the robbery of a Greenback & Trust bank in the Tenderloin neighborhood of San Francisco."

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