English–French
“robber” in French
How to say “robber” in French
“Robber” in French is bandit.
A lawless thief who takes property violently, but also a dramatic or playful label for someone acting like an outlaw.
Example sentences with bandit
La police a arrêté le bandit hier soir.
The police arrested the bandit last night.
Tips for using bandit
- French bandit is pronounced roughly bahn-dee, not like English bandit, because the final t is normally silent.
Other French words for “robber”
Un brigand m'a volé mon portefeuille hier.
A robber stole my wallet yesterday.
Le braqueur a pris l'argent et s'est enfui.
The robber took the money and fled.