1.偷窃
1.to steal something secretly, especially to use it yourself for a short time
1.Carol discovered that Mike had purloined her idea for her essay and used it in his own paper.
嘉乐发现迈克剽窃了她文章的构思，然后写成了他自己的论文。
2.So the purloined artwork tends to stay in the underworld for an average of seven years before a buyer is sought.
因此，被窃的艺术品往往要在黑社会停留七年之久，才能找到买主。
3.Several of the purloined diplomatic cables describe meetings between American officials and Mr Khanfar.
一些进行情报窃取的外交电台描述了汉法尔与美国官员之间的会面。
4.As soon as the Olympics are over, the wheelie bins will be purloined and the card players will reappear.
一旦奥运会结束，带轮子的垃圾箱就会被偷走，打扑克的人群将再次出现。
5.You have chosen to align yourself with those who have purloined the very seat of your existence.
你们选择了将自己与那些盗取了你们存在之真正席位的人相校准。
6.In your name I forward the purloined ticket to the mail server.
用你的名字，我把偷来的票转发给邮件服务器。