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1 beroving
1 [handeling] robbery♦voorbeelden: -
2 roof
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3 bankoverval
n. robbery of bank, burglary -
4 beroving
n. robbery, theft, plundering; taking away, confiscation, deprivation -
5 diefstal
n. theft, robbery, burglary -
6 felonie
n. felony, serious crime or offense usually punishable by more than one year in prison (i.e. robbery or murder) -
7 holdup
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8 roofmoord
n. murder with robbery -
9 roverij
n. robbery, brigandage, banditry -
10 bankberoving
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11 bankoverval
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12 bankroof
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13 diefstal
1 theft ⇒ robbery 〈 in het bijzonder met geweld〉, burglary 〈 met inbraak〉, 〈juridisch; vóór 1968〉 larceny♦voorbeelden:1 kleine diefstal • pilfering, petty thefteen diefstal begaan • commit a theft -
14 een beroving op klaarlichte dag
Van Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > een beroving op klaarlichte dag
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15 een gefingeerde overval
een gefingeerde overvalVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > een gefingeerde overval
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16 een gewapende overval
een gewapende overvalVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > een gewapende overval
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17 fingeren
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18 gewapend
1 [met wapens] armed2 [met bijzondere versterking] reinforced♦voorbeelden:gewapend verzet • armed resistancegewapende vrede • armed peacehij was van top tot teen/tot de tanden gewapend • he was armed to the teeth -
19 op roof uitgaan
op roof uitgaanVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > op roof uitgaan
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20 roofmoord
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