Cool MateMeaning of They stole it from us
To take something unlawfully from someone.
In simple words: They took it from us without permission.
They stole it from us in a sentence
- They stole it from us during the night.
- I can't believe they stole it from us without a second thought.
- After the party, we realized they stole it from us.
- When we confronted them, they admitted they stole it from us.
- It was shocking to know they stole it from us so easily.
How to use They stole it from us
Use this phrase to describe a situation where something was taken unlawfully. Appropriate in everyday conversations but may sound informal in legal contexts.
Grammar pattern
standalone phrase
Memory hint
Imagine a thief quickly grabbing something and running away with it.
Related words
Collocations with They stole it from us
- stole my heart
- stole the show
- stole from the rich
- stole a glance
- stole away quietly
Synonyms for They stole it from us
- robbed
- taken
- seized
- plundered
- lifted
Common mistakes with They stole it from us
- Confusing 'stole' with 'steal' - 'stole' is past tense.
- Using 'from us' inappropriately - make sure it specifies the victim of the theft.
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Frequently asked questions about They stole it from us
What does They stole it from us mean?
They took it from us without permission.
What is the definition of They stole it from us?
To take something unlawfully from someone.
How do you use They stole it from us in a sentence?
They stole it from us during the night.
Can you give another example of They stole it from us?
I can't believe they stole it from us without a second thought.
What are synonyms for They stole it from us?
Common alternatives include robbed, taken, seized, plundered, lifted.
What words go with They stole it from us?
It commonly pairs with stole my heart, stole the show, stole from the rich, stole a glance, stole away quietly.
What are common mistakes when using They stole it from us?
Confusing 'stole' with 'steal' - 'stole' is past tense. Using 'from us' inappropriately - make sure it specifies the victim of the theft.
How do you pronounce They stole it from us?
US: //ðeɪ stoʊl ɪt frəm ʌs//, UK: //ðeɪ stoʊl ɪt frəm ʌs//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use They stole it from us?
Use this phrase to describe a situation where something was taken unlawfully. Appropriate in everyday conversations but may sound informal in legal contexts.