Bolivia
Argentina
batanearon
mangar
Nachar
poner a perder
raquetear
sapiarBirlar
To swipe or nick something for the thrill or as a prank rather than out of necessity.
I want to birlar Miguel's bike, can you imagine the look on his face?
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Birlar
Street modeWhat does Birlar mean?
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What does Birlar mean in each country?
How do you say Birlar in other countries?
- batanearonVenezuelaTo swipe, snatch, or steal. It is informal slang for taking something that does not belong to you.
- mangarRepública DominicanaTo steal, swipe, or nab something.
- NacharPanamáTo steal or swipe something without permission and with no intention of returning it. To nick or lift.
- poner a perderColombiaTo steal or swipe an object. It describes the act of snatching something so the owner loses it, effectively screwing...
- raquetearPerúTo rob or mug someone, typically referring to the act of driving around searching for targets to hold up on the street.
- sapiarEspañaTo steal or swipe something, particularly by using a trick or taking advantage of someone's distraction.
- TumbarRepública DominicanaTo swipe something or rip someone off.
Birlar
To snatch or swipe something from someone's hands, often leaving them looking foolish. To beat someone to the punch or get the jump on them by taking something first.
That son of a bitch birló my girlfriend.
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