Sticky fingers
Slang Term
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★★★★☆ Common
Casual
의미: A tendency to steal; a thief.
手脚不干净;小偷
tendencia a robar; un ladrón
盗み癖がある、泥棒
도벽이 있는; 도둑
Someone who steals casually, as if things 'stick' to their fingers.
顺手牵羊的人,好像东西会'粘'在他们手指上一样。
Alguien que roba casualmente, como si las cosas se 'pegaran' a sus dedos.
物がまるで指にくっつくかのように、気軽に盗む人。
물건이 손에 '달라붙듯이' 습관적으로 훔치는 사람을 가리킨다.
직역: Fingers that things stick to
예문
- Watch your wallet—he's got sticky fingers. 看好你的钱包——他手脚不干净Vigila tu cartera, tiene los dedos largos財布に気をつけろ—彼は盗み癖がある지갑 조심해—그 사람 손버릇이 나빠.
- Someone with sticky fingers has been in the office. 办公室里有人手脚不干净Alguien con los dedos largos ha estado en la oficinaオフィスに盗み癖のある人がいた사무실에 손버릇 나쁜 사람이 있었나 보다.
- She's known for her sticky fingers. 她出了名的爱顺东西Es conocida por sus dedos largos彼女は盗み癖で知られている그녀는 손버릇이 나쁘기로 유명하다.
발음
/ˈstɪki ˈfɪŋɡəz/
사용 가이드
맥락: stealing, petty theft, warning
어조: accusatory, warning
✓ 올바른 표현
- He's got sticky fingers.他手脚不干净Tiene los dedos largos彼は手癖が悪い그는 손버릇이 나빠.
- Watch out for sticky fingers.小心手脚不干净的人Cuidado con los dedos largos手癖の悪い人に気をつけろ손버릇 나쁜 사람 조심해.
- Known for sticky fingers.以爱顺东西出名Conocido por sus dedos largos盗み癖で有名손버릇 나쁘기로 유명하다.
✗ 잘못된 표현
- He stealsHe steals(他偷东西)He steals(Roba)He steals(彼は盗む)그는 도둑질한다
- He's a thiefHe's a thief(他是小偷)He's a thief(Es un ladrón)He's a thief(彼は泥棒だ)그는 도둑이다
흔한 실수
- Usually petty theft, not major crime
- Can be somewhat playful
기원과 역사
From the idea of things sticking to a thief's fingers.
어원: English idiom
최초 기록: 19th century
문화적 배경
Era: Traditional to present
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
Pop culture: Rolling Stones album; Common idiom
Regional notes: Universal across English-speaking world.
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