Relier Pairs Crimes and theftsVersion en ligne Match the words to their meanings par Jorge Giraldo 1 Con 2 Snatch 3 Burgle 4 Pickpocket 5 Steal 6 Pilfer 7 Walk off with 8 Embezzle 9 Shoplift 10 Burgle 11 Break Into 12 Rob 13 Thieve To steal things, especially small things of little value, often casually or repeatedly Misappropriating money or property assigned to one's care, especially by an employer or organization, for personal gain. To break into (a building) and commit theft, vandalism, or another crime. Tricking or deceiving someone into giving away their money or valuables through various schemes or frauds. To steal (something) from someone, typically with discretion or without them knowing. To take property from (a person or place) criminally and with intent to keep or make use of it. To steal goods from a shop or store without paying for them. To steal or take something away, often by walking away casually as if nothing happened. Stealing from someone's pocket, purse, or bag, typically in crowded places without the person noticing. Breaking into a house, building, or property with the intent to steal valuable items. Taking someone else's property without their permission or knowledge. Illegally entering a building or property, often with the intent to steal or commit another crime. To take (something) quickly, often with a sudden motion, especially using force or stealth.