• vi. 偷竊；小偷小摸
• vt. 竊；偷竊；小偷小摸

來自古法語pelfre,搶劫，戰利品，詞源不詳，可能同pillage.

pilfer

pilfer: [14] Originally pilfering was quite a serious matter, roughly what would now be termed plundering, but gradually over the centuries is has become trivialized to ‘stealing small things’. It was to begin with only a noun in English (the verb did not arrive until the 16th century), but its ultimate source was the Anglo- Norman verb pelfrer ‘rob, plunder’. No one is too sure where that came from, although it may be related in some way to the now archaic pelf ‘money’ [14], which originally meant ‘spoils, booty’.

pilfer (v.)

1540s, from pilfer (n.) "spoils, booty," c. 1400, from Old French pelfre "booty, spoils" (11c.), of unknown origin, possibly related to pelf. Related: Pilfered; pilfering.

1. By the reparations of pilfer be 80 % what press risk.

被盜的賠款是按保險額的80%.

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2. If because you do not retreat pilfer edition, be, goods may be bothered bigger.

假如是因為盜版你不退貨可能麻煩更大.

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3. Wave handkerchief still sells the information of these pilfer fetch.

波帕還出售這些盜取來的信息.

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4. Of 80 % pilfer case it is an user medium trojan virus.

80%的被盜案件都是用戶中了木馬病毒.

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5. He pilfer from a cash register.

他偷叫銀機里的錢.

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