一式盗まれましたって英語でなんて言うの？

1. All my belongings were stolen. The words "personal belongings" means things that belong only to you. If your personal belongings were stolen it means they were taken without your knowledge and consent.

I have been robbed.' is another way of saying that someone has taken my things without my permission meaning they have stolen all of my personal belongings. You could also say; - I have been mugged. - I have been robbed. - Someone has stolen all my belongings.

"As I was traveling, my items were stolen." You could say this if you are telling someone that you were traveling when your things were stolen. "Could you help me? My things have been taken. You could ask this if you are seeking help to find your stolen items. "On my trip, my things were taken by a thief." You could say this if you knew for sure your items have been taken.

>All my personal belongings were stolen while I was at a friends wedding ceremony. ........................ *personal belongings=Personal items that belongs to you. *belong=be the property of. **************** Example Friend: Hey, what happened on your trip? You:All my personal belongings were stolen while I was at a friends wedding ceremony. ,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.

My place' is simply an informal way of saying 'my home' and is frtequently used. To sound very formal, use 'my residence.' To clean someone or someone's place out = to get all of someone’s money or possessions. "The bill for supper cleaned me out, and we couldn’t go to the flick."

---> Your belongings are the things that you own, especially things that are small enough to be carried. I collected my belongings and left. ---> Stolen is the past participle of steal. Stolen vehicles can be traced. ---> Sticky fingers = tendency to steal

The noun 'personal effects' refers to things that you often carry with you, especially when you are travelling, such as clothing, cameras, etc. During a trip, if your luggage, containing your personal effects is not well looked after, it can be the target of thieves. If this does happen, you may say: All my personal effects were stolen. But thieves may also target your goods in your house and they can steal everything you have. In a case like this, you may say: I have been cleaned out by thieves. or Thieves have stolen everything I had.

snatched - this means the same thing as stolen... when a thief steals, they take or "snatch" that thing very quickly stuff- this is another way to say things to get off with (doing something/something) - this means to get away with (doing something/something) e.g. The thief got off with the crime-- he wasn't arrested.

Robbery or more usually burglary can be deeply distressing for the victims. It's a real shame when someone steal from us! And it's hard to accept that you have lost your "prized possessions" as a result of such illegal actions;-( In stress situations it's best to keep things simple: Everything has been stolen! I was robbed.

"I have been robbed!": This is the most standard way to say that someone has stolen your items. Nothing, in particular, is stated such as when and where the robbery took place, just that it indeed happened. "All my personal belongings were stolen": In this phrase, we are stating what was stolen. In this case, our personal belongings. "Stolen" has the same meaning as "robbed" and it means "taken away from us". "A thief broke into my house and took everything while I was working": To break into one's house is another way to say that a thief or intruder intruded into someone's house and took everything.

1.The thieves made off with everything that I owned. The phrase, "made off with" with means stolen.This means that everything that the person owned was stolen. Another example sentence: The pickpocket made off with her purse. 2.My flat was cleaned out. The phrase, "cleaned out" means that thieves/ burglars stole everything that belonged to the person. Another example: His wife cleaned out his bank account.