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🆘 Hacker - a person who secretly finds a way of looking at and/or changing information on somebody else’s computer system without permission.
🆘 Robber - a person who steels smth from a person or place, esp. by violence or threat: The robber stole £2,000 from a local bank, by threatening people with a gun.
🆘 Thief - a person who steals things secretly, usually without violence. When violence is used, esp. out of doors, the word robber is preferred: Thieves stole £1,000 from the post office last night
🆘 Pick-pocket - a person who steals smth out of your pocket in a crowded street: The pick-pocket took her purse in a crowded train.
🆘 Burglar - a person who enters a building during the hours of darkness in order to steal. A person who enters a building in daylight to steal is a thief, or, if he breaks into a building by using force, a house - breaker: The burglars escaped through the window.
🆘 Shop-lifter - a person who steals from the shops: The security officer has been assaulted by shop-lifters three times.
🆘 Bigamist - a person who marries illegally, being married already.
🆘 Deserter - a soldier who runs away from the army.
🆘 Traitor - a person who betrays his or her country to another state.
🆘 Forger - a person who makes false money or signatures.
🆘 Hijacker - a person who takes control of a plane by force and makes the pilot change course.
🆘 Smuggler - someone who brings goods into a country illegally without paying tax.
🆘 Spy - a person who gets secret information from another country.
🆘 Kidnapper - someone who takes away people by force and de-mands money for their return.
🆘 Drug dealer - a person who buys and sells drugs illegally.
🆘 Terrorist - uses violence for political reasons.
🆘 Arsonist - a person who sets fire to property illegally.
🆘 Accomplice - a person who helps a criminal in a criminal act.
🆘 Stowaway - hides on a ship or plane to get a free journey.
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🆘 Robber - a person who steels smth from a person or place, esp. by violence or threat: The robber stole £2,000 from a local bank, by threatening people with a gun.
🆘 Thief - a person who steals things secretly, usually without violence. When violence is used, esp. out of doors, the word robber is preferred: Thieves stole £1,000 from the post office last night
🆘 Pick-pocket - a person who steals smth out of your pocket in a crowded street: The pick-pocket took her purse in a crowded train.
🆘 Burglar - a person who enters a building during the hours of darkness in order to steal. A person who enters a building in daylight to steal is a thief, or, if he breaks into a building by using force, a house - breaker: The burglars escaped through the window.
🆘 Shop-lifter - a person who steals from the shops: The security officer has been assaulted by shop-lifters three times.
🆘 Bigamist - a person who marries illegally, being married already.
🆘 Deserter - a soldier who runs away from the army.
🆘 Traitor - a person who betrays his or her country to another state.
🆘 Forger - a person who makes false money or signatures.
🆘 Hijacker - a person who takes control of a plane by force and makes the pilot change course.
🆘 Smuggler - someone who brings goods into a country illegally without paying tax.
🆘 Spy - a person who gets secret information from another country.
🆘 Kidnapper - someone who takes away people by force and de-mands money for their return.
🆘 Drug dealer - a person who buys and sells drugs illegally.
🆘 Terrorist - uses violence for political reasons.
🆘 Arsonist - a person who sets fire to property illegally.
🆘 Accomplice - a person who helps a criminal in a criminal act.
🆘 Stowaway - hides on a ship or plane to get a free journey.
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