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heist
noun
heists
pl
UK
/haɪst/
US
/haɪst/
ограбление
The bank heist was meticulously planned.
Ограбление банка было тщательно спланировано.
Synonyms
robbery
burglary
theft
stickup
hold-up
plunder
raid
loot
heist
verb
heisted
Past Simple
heisted
Past Participle
heisting
Gerund
UK
/haɪst/
US
/haɪst/
грабить
They planned to heist the bank at midnight.
Они планировали ограбить банк в полночь.
Synonyms
rob
steal
plunder
burgle
loot
heist
adjective
UK
/haɪst/
US
/haɪst/
Used attributively before nouns to denote connection with a robbery or theft (e.g., "a heist movie").
Definitions
heist
noun
A robbery or theft, especially one involving a large amount of money or valuables.
The museum was the target of a daring heist that left authorities baffled.
The goods, money, or valuables stolen in a robbery.
The diamonds from the heist were never recovered.
heist
verb
To steal or rob, especially in a planned and organized manner.
The gang planned to heist the bank during the holiday weekend.
heist
adjective
Relating to or characteristic of a robbery or theft; involving a heist.
The film is a classic heist thriller.
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