抢夺 (qiǎng duó) — to forcibly take, to plunder

Définition

抢夺 stresses forcibly snatching something by hand or by action — more physical and direct than 夺取 (seize control/territory, often abstract). Contrast with 抢劫 (rob a person/place) and 盗窃 (steal covertly).

verb
to forcibly taketo plunder

Exemples

  • 抢夺
    Bù fǎ fèn zǐ qiǎng duó le tā de shǒu jī.
    Criminals forcibly took his phone.
  • 抢夺
    Liǎng gè guó jiā wèi le qiǎng duó zī yuán fā shēng le chōng tū.
    The two countries clashed over plundering resources.
  • 抢夺
    Tā shì tú qiǎng duó bié rén de gōng láo lái shēng zhí.
    He tried to steal other people's credit to get promoted.

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