v

pull (~ off, ~ down); filch (to steal something, especially of little value • Who has filched my pen); pilfer; pull off; nab; snaffle; whip away; take; whip off; glaum; swipe (Anglophile); bring; smug (Aly19); stash (похоже на заимствование в русский язык mahavishnu); palm (что-л.); paum (что-л.); poach; potch; prig; snatch down; pinch (to steal • Who pinched my bicycle); walk off with (to steal • The thieves have walked off with my best silver and china)

Игорь Миг

steal; walk away with

carry to (pf of стаскивать); take to (pf of стаскивать); compel to go (pf of стаскивать); force to go (pf of стаскивать)

humor.

liberate (igisheva); appropriate

inf.

sneak; nip; bag; carry (to); come down with difficulty; compel to go; lower oneself down; nick; slip; scrounge; force to go; gank (ParanoIDioteque); scuttle (RudsNR)

snag (sixthson)

snatch; have it away with something (что-либо)

Makarov., inf.

knock off; waltz off

math.

drag down; drag off; drag to; drag together; pull down; pull to

obs.

sharp

slang

knock off work; whip; snake (Banditka); snoop; cop (Who copped the salt from this table? Кто стащил соль с этого стола? Interex); snipe; boost (Andrey Truhachev); get a five finger discount (SirReal)

pull off; come down with difficulty; drag down; drag off; drag together; lower oneself down; pull down; force to go

lower oneself down (pf of стаскиваться); come down with difficulty (pf of стаскиваться)

Gruzovik, inf.

of clothing slip (pf of стаскиваться)

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: 45 phrases in 6 subjects

Clothing	1
General	24
Humorous / Jocular	1
Informal	1
Makarov	17
Slang	1

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