Results for “抢”

(literary) to knock against (esp. to knock one's head on the ground in grief or rage) / opposite in direction / contrary

to fight over / to rush / to scramble / to grab / to rob / to snatch

to rob / looting

to snatch (esp related to a robbery)

to rescue

to rush (to do sth urgent) / to try to be the first / to forestall

(of goods) popular / in great demand

to plunder / to pillage / to forcibly take

eye-catching

(basketball) to steal (the ball) / (soccer) to dispossess an opponent (by tackling or intercepting a pass)

to buy frenetically / to snap up (bargains, dwindling supplies etc)

to seize (the strategic high ground)

to loot / looting

to repair in a rush / rush repairs

to compete to be the first to answer a question (as on a quiz show)

to take credit for sb else's achievements

robbery / holdup

robbery

marriage by capture / bride kidnapping

a best-seller / a hot property

to make an amphibious assault / to seize a beachhead / to gain a foothold in (a new market)

to undercut competitors / to hustle / to compete for business

to rebuke / to reprimand

to scramble for tickets

lockout buzzer system (as used by game show contestants)

marriage by capture / bride kidnapping

to squat on (a domain name, trademark etc)

to jump the gun / to make a false start

to rush through urgently (e.g. emergency supplies)

to steal the spotlight / to grab the limelight

(of a photographer etc) to capture the best shots / to steal the spotlight / to grab the limelight

emergency (measures) / to react to an emergency

to provide relief during times of emergency and disaster (idiom)

against the headwind

to tack against the wind (sailing)

to steal the show / to grab the limelight

to be law-abiding (idiom)

(idiom) to cry out to heaven and knock one's head against the ground (as an expression of anguish)

to panic buy / to loot

cybersquatting / domain squatting