英 [fɪltʃ] 美 [fɪltʃ]
vt. 窃取；偷窃
第三人称单数filches
现在分词filching
过去式filched
过去分词filched
filch /fɪltʃ/ [ filching filched filches ]
及物动词 If you say that someone filches something, you mean they steal it, especially when you do not consider this to be a very serious crime. 小偷小摸
He filched pills from the psychiatrist.
他从精神科医生那里偷拿了一些药片。
费尔奇
费尔奇 （ Filch ）：镀金笔。相当于“steing”， 盗窃。
阿格斯·费尔齐：费尔齐（Filch）是 英文 动词“偷..
I'm sure that Mr. Filch will be happy to deal with you.
我相信费尔奇先生肯定会很高兴处置你们。
"And what difference does that make?" asked Filch obnoxiously.
“那有什么区别？”费尔奇可憎地问。
Progress is an honest man; the ideal and the absolute do not filch pocket-handkerchiefs.
进步创造正气，理想和绝对真理决不偷偷摸摸。
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In some places crooked officials will filch funds earmarked for rural clinics.
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Another concern is consumer protection: dodgy operators could filch cash.