embezzle

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em- 「入る、作る-bezzle、破壊する、巻き込む

embezzle

embezzle: [15] Originally, embezzle meant simply ‘steal’: ‘See that no victuals nor no other stuff of the same household be embezzled out’, Household Ordinances 1469. The modern legal sense ‘convert fraudulently’ did not develop until the late 16th century. The word itself comes from Anglo-Norman enbesiler, a compound formed from the intensive prefix en- and the Old French verb besiller, of unknown origin.

embezzle (v.)

early 15c., "make away with money or property of another, steal," from Anglo-French enbesiler "to steal, cause to disappear" (c. 1300), from Old French em- (see en- (1)) + besillier "torment, destroy, gouge," which is of unknown origin. Sense of "dispose of fraudulently to one's own use," is first recorded 1580s. Related: Embezzled; embezzling.

1. I suppose they embezzle a lot.

彼らは多くの汚職をしていると思います。

2.Their surface is rough，quality is inferior， embezzle other brand.

それらは外観が粗雑で、品質が劣悪で、他人のブランドを盗用している。

3.No organization or individual shall intervene， embezzle and divert.

いかなる組織も個人も干渉、阻止、流用してはならない。

4.The cashier embezzle $50,000 from the bank and run away.

銀行の出納金が5万元を盗用し、逃走した。

5.She insinuate to us that her partner have embezzle fund.

彼女はパートナーが資金を盗んだと遠回しに指摘した。