rubare
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verb
- to stealtake something belonging to another
- to commit a theft
Forms
Present
| I | rubo |
|---|---|
| you | rubi |
| he, she, it | ruba |
| we | rubiamo |
| you (plural) | rubate |
| they | rubano |
Imperfect
| I | rubavo |
|---|---|
| you | rubavi |
| he, she, it | rubava |
| we | rubavamo |
| you (plural) | rubavate |
| they | rubavano |
Past historic
| I | rubai |
|---|---|
| you | rubasti |
| he, she, it | rubò |
| we | rubammo |
| you (plural) | rubaste |
| they | rubarono |
Future
| I | ruberò |
|---|---|
| you | ruberai |
| he, she, it | ruberà |
| we | ruberemo |
| you (plural) | ruberete |
| they | ruberanno |
Conditional
| I | ruberei |
|---|---|
| you | ruberesti |
| he, she, it | ruberebbe |
| we | ruberemmo |
| you (plural) | rubereste |
| they | ruberebbero |
Subjunctive
| I | rubi |
|---|---|
| you | rubi |
| he, she, it | rubi |
| we | rubiamo |
| you (plural) | rubiate |
| they | rubino |
Imperfect subjunctive
| I | rubassi |
|---|---|
| you | rubassi |
| he, she, it | rubasse |
| we | rubassimo |
| you (plural) | rubaste |
| they | rubassero |
Imperative
| you | ruba |
|---|---|
| he, she, it | rubi |
| we | rubiamo |
| you (plural) | rubate |
| they | rubino |
Other forms
| infinitive | rubare |
|---|
More forms are in the app.
Used in the library
- Hanno rubato la pistola: che notizia!They stole the pistol: what news!A1Ancora una volta (10) — Once more (10) (A1)
- Che notizia! Hanno rubato la bicicletta.What news! They've stolen the bike.A1Ancora una volta (2) — Once more (2) (A1)
- Hanno rubato la pistola, che notizia!They've stolen the pistol — what news!A1Ancora una volta (6) — Once more (6) (A1)
- Nel film la gang ruba un cane e lo restituisce.In the film the gang steals a dog and gives it back.B1Di nuovo, per favore (15) — Again, please (15) (B1)
Other ways to say it
- borseggiareto pickpocket; to mug
- carpireto strip off or away, often by deceit; to obtain with cunning or deceit; to do out of; to steal; to snatch
- depredareto plunder, to loot; to rob
- derubareto rob (someone); to loot, to plunder
- estorcereto extort (something) (from someone); to extract (e.g. confession) through violence
- fare man bassato sack, plunder or loot; to gulp down
- fregareto rub; to polish
- frodareto defraud, to swindle, to cheat, to deceive