filch

简明释义

英[fɪltʃ]美[fɪltʃ]

vt. 窃取；偷窃

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1."We're up on the fifth floor, " he whispered, watching Filch moving away from them, a corridor ahead. "Come on, this way. "

“我们在六楼，”他小声说，一边注视着费尔奇在一道走廊之外越走越远，“来，这边走。”

2.Ginny, whose "ankle had been mended in a trice," relates intervening events to the patients, and gives astute observations on the conditions of Filch and Umbridge (OP38).

金妮的脚脖子“一眨眼的工夫就治好了”，她向病人们讲了这段时间发生的事，而且机敏地评论了费尔奇和乌姆里奇的状况(OP38)。

3.But the trouble comes from another however: Prevent ab extra hacker to inbreak filch or the information in destroying a database.

但麻烦却来自另一面：阻止外来黑客入侵窃取或破坏数据库中的信息。

4.Professor McGonagall, please go to Mr. Filch at once and tell him to search every painting in the castle for the Fat Lady.

麦格教授，请马上到费尔奇那里去，告诉他在城堡里每幅画上寻找胖夫人。

5.When badly wounded, the filcher escapes using its time filch ability, or dimension door.

受到重伤后，时窃怪通常会利用其窃取时间能力或“任意门”逃走。

6.Violate the act of intellectual property for instance, pilfer edition, still have filch the technical secret of other company and client information.

比如侵犯知识产权的行为，盗版，还有窃取别的公司的技术秘密以及客户信息等。

7.Filch speaks longingly about being allowed to suspend guilty students by their wrists from the ceiling for a couple of days (SS15).

费尔奇曾满怀希望地讲过去允许把犯错误学生的手腕悬挂在天花板上吊几天(魔法石，第15章)。

8.And transmitting channel respect, instant communication tool, email is the most frequent filch way.

而在传播渠道方面，即时通信工具、电子邮件是最频繁的窃取途径。

9.Enter computer filch data to prevent other to exploit software loophole, the client should update relevant software in time, download patch program.

为防止他人利用软件漏洞进入计算机窃取资料，客户应及时更新相关软件，下载补丁程序。

10.He tried to filch a cookie from the jar when no one was looking.

他试图在没人注意的时候从罐子里偷走一块饼干。

11.The child was caught trying to filch money from his mother's purse.

这个孩子被抓到试图从他妈妈的钱包里偷钱。

12.She managed to filch a few extra pens from the office supply cabinet.

她成功地从办公用品柜里偷走了几支额外的笔。

13.During the party, someone attempted to filch some drinks from the cooler.

在聚会上，有人试图从冰箱里偷走一些饮料。

14.The thief was known to filch items from various stores without getting caught.

这个小偷以在各个商店里偷窃物品而不被抓住而闻名。

作文

In the bustling streets of a vibrant city, where life thrived in every corner, there existed a small shop that sold trinkets and treasures from around the world. This shop was not just a place to buy souvenirs; it was a haven for dreamers and wanderers. However, amidst the charm of this little shop, there lurked a shadowy figure who would often filch items when no one was watching. The act of filching, which means to steal something in a sneaky or stealthy manner, is often associated with petty theft, but it carries a deeper implication about human nature and morality. One day, a young girl named Lily entered the shop, her eyes sparkling with wonder as she gazed at the colorful array of objects. She was particularly drawn to a delicate silver bracelet that glimmered under the soft light. As she reached out to touch it, she noticed the shopkeeper, an elderly man with kind eyes, busy arranging other items on a shelf. Unbeknownst to her, the shadowy figure, a boy named Max, was lurking nearby, his eyes fixated on the same bracelet. Max had been known in his neighborhood for his mischievous antics. He was not a bad person, but he often found himself in situations where he felt compelled to filch items that caught his fancy. Perhaps it was the thrill of the chase or the adrenaline rush that made him feel alive. Little did he know that his actions were not just harmless fun; they had consequences that rippled through the lives of others. As Lily admired the bracelet, Max saw his opportunity. With a swift motion, he reached out and attempted to filch the bracelet while the shopkeeper’s back was turned. However, in his haste, he accidentally knocked over a display of porcelain figurines, creating a loud crash that startled both the shopkeeper and Lily. The shopkeeper turned around, his expression a mix of surprise and disappointment. "What was that noise?" he exclaimed. Max froze, the bracelet still clutched in his hand. He knew he had been caught red-handed. The shame washed over him as he realized that the momentary thrill of filching had led him to a situation he could not escape. Lily, seeing the fear in Max's eyes, felt a pang of empathy. She understood that everyone makes mistakes, and sometimes, people do things they regret. Instead of pointing fingers or calling for help, she approached Max and said, "You know, if you really like the bracelet, you can ask the shopkeeper if you can work for it. He might let you help out in the shop." Max looked at her, surprised by her kindness. He had expected anger or judgment, but here was a girl offering him a chance to make things right. With a deep breath, he walked over to the shopkeeper and admitted what he had tried to do. To his surprise, the shopkeeper listened patiently and offered him a chance to earn the bracelet by helping around the shop. In that moment, Max learned a valuable lesson about honesty and integrity. The act of filching may have seemed harmless at first, but it had the potential to harm not just the shopkeeper but also his own sense of self-worth. By choosing to confront his actions and make amends, he found a path toward redemption. From that day forward, Max became a regular helper in the shop, gaining not only the trust of the shopkeeper but also a newfound respect for the value of honesty. And as for Lily, she continued to visit the shop, always wearing the bracelet she had earned through her own hard work, reminding everyone that sometimes, the best treasures are those we earn honestly rather than filching in the shadows.

在一个充满活力的城市繁忙街道上，生活在每个角落都蓬勃发展，这里有一家小商店，出售来自世界各地的小饰品和珍宝。这家商店不仅仅是购买纪念品的地方；它是梦想家和流浪者的避风港。然而，在这个小商店的魅力中，潜伏着一个阴影人物，他常常在无人注意时偷偷filch物品。filch的行为，意指以狡猾或隐秘的方式偷窃某物，通常与小偷小摸相关，但它更深层地反映了人性和道德。 一天，一个名叫莉莉的小女孩走进了商店，她的眼睛因惊奇而闪闪发光，注视着五彩缤纷的物品阵列。她特别被一条在柔和灯光下闪烁的精致银手链所吸引。当她伸手去触摸时，她注意到店主，一个眼神温和的老人，正忙着整理货架上的其他物品。在她不知道的情况下，那个阴影人物，一个名叫马克斯的男孩，正潜伏在附近，目光紧盯着同样的手链。 马克斯在他的邻里以顽皮的恶作剧而闻名。他并不是一个坏人，但他常常发现自己处于不得不filch那些吸引他注意的物品的境地。也许是追逐的刺激，或是肾上腺素的冲击让他感到活着。他不知道的是，他的行为不仅仅是无害的乐趣；它们对他人生活产生了涟漪般的后果。 当莉莉欣赏手链时，马克斯看到了机会。在一个迅速的动作中，他伸手试图在店主背对的时候filch手链。然而，在他的匆忙中，他不小心撞倒了一排瓷器 figurines，发出巨大的碰撞声，惊吓了店主和莉莉。 店主转过身，脸上带着惊讶和失望的表情。“那是什么声音？”他惊呼。马克斯呆住了，手中仍然握着手链。他知道自己已经被当场抓住。瞬间的羞愧涌上心头，他意识到，filch的短暂刺激使他陷入了无法逃脱的境地。 莉莉看到马克斯眼中的恐惧，感到一阵同情。她明白，每个人都会犯错误，有时，人们会做出让自己后悔的事情。她没有指责或呼喊求助，而是走向马克斯说：“你知道吗，如果你真的喜欢这条手链，你可以问问店主，看你能否为它工作。他可能会让你帮忙。” 马克斯惊讶于她的善良。他本以为会遭到愤怒或指责，但这个女孩却给了他一个改正错误的机会。深吸一口气，他走向店主，承认了自己试图做的事情。令他惊讶的是，店主耐心地倾听，并提出让他通过在商店里帮助来赚取手链的机会。 在那一刻，马克斯学到了关于诚实和正直的宝贵教训。虽然filch的行为乍看之下似乎无伤大雅，但它有可能伤害的不仅是店主，还有他自己的自我价值感。通过选择面对自己的行为并弥补，他找到了通往救赎的道路。 从那天起，马克斯成为了商店的常客，获得了店主的信任，也重新获得了对诚实价值的尊重。而莉莉则继续光顾这家商店，总是佩戴着她通过自己的努力获得的手链，提醒着每个人，有时候，最好的财富是那些我们诚实获得的，而不是在阴影中filch来的。