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    Robaron (en. They stole)

    /roˈβaɾon/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    The action of taking something from someone without their consent.
    The thieves robbed the electronics store.
    Los ladrones robaron en la tienda de electrónicos.
    The act of appropriating someone else's property with violence or intimidation.
    They robbed the bank during the night.
    Roataron el banco durante la noche.
    To strip someone of something that belongs to them.
    The criminals stole his car.
    Los delincuentes robaron su coche.

    Etymology

    From the verb 'robar', which comes from the Latin 'rapāre'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    armed robbery
    To commit a robbery with a weapon.
    robar a mano armada
    to steal a kiss
    To give an unexpected kiss.
    robar un beso
    to steal the show
    To attract attention at an event or presentation.
    robar el show

    Related Words

    robbery
    Act of stealing.
    robo
    thief
    Person who steals.
    ladrón
    theft
    Robbery without violence.
    hurto

    Slang Meanings

    To suck
    They stole his phone on the street.
    Le chuparon el teléfono en la calle.
    To catch
    They caught my wallet at the market.
    Me pillaron la cartera en el mercado.