to rob / to plunder / to seize by force / to coerce / calamity / abbr. for kalpa 劫波[]
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to rob / looting
to kidnap / to hijack / to abduct / to hold under duress
bandit / robber
to loot / to rob / to plunder / to ransack
hijacking / air piracy
to loot / to plunder
calamity
to loot / to ransack / to pillage
calamity / catastrophe / apocalypse
to steal everything
consigned to eternal damnation / with no hope of reprieve
(lit.) to loot a burning house (idiom) / (fig.) to take advantage of sb's misfortune
to break a prisoner out of jail
to seize by force / to abduct
(idiom) to rob the rich to help the poor
to seize a stronghold / to surprise the enemy in his camp
(idiom) to be a survivor of a calamity
hijacker / kidnapper
predestined fate (Buddhism)
Destiny is inexorable, there is no fleeing it (idiom). Your doom is at hand.
to rob and kill
kalpa (loanword) (Hinduism)
to loot / plunder
to seize a camp / to surprise the enemy in bed
to break into jail / to forcibly release prisoners
to sexually assault
to carjack / carjacking
to kidnap / to hijack
remnants after a disaster / aftermath
to take advantage of sb's misfortune / to loot
to break into a house for robbery (idiom)
armed robbery
robbery / holdup
robbery
to mug / to intercept and rob
to hijack (a plane) / aircraft hijacking / skyjacking
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