No. 15,119 in German
stiehlt
"Stiehlt" means "steals" in English.
In a sentence
Er stiehlt das Buch aus dem Regal.
He steals the book from the shelf.
The word 'stiehlt' is used as the 3rd person singular present tense of the verb 'stehlen', meaning 'to steal', indicating that he is currently taking the book without permission.
Die Katze stiehlt das Spielzeug des Kindes.
The cat steals the child's toy.
Here, 'stiehlt' describes the action performed by the cat as a mischievous act or unexpected taking.
Wer stiehlt meine Zeit mit solchen Fragen?
Who is stealing my time with such questions?
In this example, 'stiehlt' is used metaphorically, implying taking someone's time through irrelevant or bothersome inquiries.
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