(literary) to knock against (esp. to knock one's head on the ground in grief or rage); opposite in direction; contrary
trad. 搶
Also written 搶【qiāng】
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(literary) to knock against (esp. to knock one's head on the ground in grief or rage); opposite in direction; contrary
trad. 搶
Also written 搶【qiāng】
to fight over; to rush; to scramble; to grab; to rob; to snatch
to rob; looting
to snatch (esp related to a robbery)
robbery; holdup
to rescue
to rush (to do sth urgent); to try to be the first; to forestall
to plunder; to pillage; to forcibly take
(of goods) popular; in great demand
to seize (the strategic high ground)
to buy frenetically; to snap up (bargains, dwindling supplies etc)
marriage by capture; bride kidnapping
to repair in a rush; rush repairs
to take credit for sb else's achievements
marriage by capture; bride kidnapping
to loot; looting
(basketball) to steal (the ball); (soccer) to dispossess an opponent (by tackling or intercepting a pass)
to squat on (a domain name, trademark etc)
to make an amphibious assault; to seize a beachhead; to gain a foothold in (a new market)
to rebuke; to reprimand
eye-catching
to scramble for tickets
to compete to be the first to answer a question (as on a quiz show)
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
emergency (measures); to react to an emergency
against the headwind
robbery
a best-seller; a hot property
to undercut competitors; to hustle; to compete for business
lockout buzzer system (as used by game show contestants)
(of a photographer etc) to capture the best shots; to steal the spotlight; to grab the limelight
to steal the show; to grab the limelight
to provide relief during times of emergency and disaster (idiom)
to tack against the wind (sailing)