steal out of (some place)

To leave some place secretly, inconspicuously, or discreetly. We stole out of the store before anyone had a chance to notice that we'd taken anything. I stole out of the meeting to answer a phone call about a new job opportunity.

See also: of, out, steal

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

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dip out
steal a look (at someone or something)
steal a glance (at someone or something)
steal a glance at
steal a glance/look
take a powder
Take a powder!
take a powder, to
take to the woodshed
take (one) to the woodshed

词组	steal out of (some place)
释义	steal out of (some place) steal out of (some place) To leave some place secretly, inconspicuously, or discreetly. We stole out of the store before anyone had a chance to notice that we'd taken anything. I stole out of the meeting to answer a phone call about a new job opportunity. See also: of, out, steal Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: dip out steal a look (at someone or something) steal a glance (at someone or something) steal a glance at steal a glance/look take a powder Take a powder! take a powder, to take to the woodshed take (one) to the woodshed
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