ladrón
/laˈdɾon/, [laˈð̞ɾõn]thief
Adjective ladrón (feminine ladrona, masculine plural ladrones, feminine plural ladronas)
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having the qualities of a thief
Noun ladrón m (plural ladrones, feminine ladrona, feminine plural ladronas)
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thief, robber, crook
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(Spain) adapter (device allowing more plugs at an outlet)
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Sorprendentemente, él resultó ser un ladrón.
Surprisingly enough, he turned out to be a thief.
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Cuando me desperté, había un ladrón en mi habitación.
When I woke up, there was a burglar in my room.
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Un ladrón entró por la noche en el apartamento y robó el abrigo de piel de mi mujer.
In the night a burglar broke into the apartment and stole my wife's fur coat.
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Tom se asustó tan pronto vio el cuchillo del ladrón.
Tom became scared as soon as he saw the robber's knife.
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El ladrón encerró al niño en el armario.
The burglar shut the child in the closet.
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Sabemos que eres el ladrón.
We know you're the thief.
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Para su sorpresa, el ladrón resultó ser su propio hijo.
To his surprise, the thief turned out to be his own son.
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El ladrón huyó.
The thief ran away.
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Él persiguió al ladrón.
He chased the thief.
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El ladrón corrió rápidamente.
The thief ran quickly.
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