to loot; to rob; to plunder; to ransack

variant of 劫[jie2]

bandit; robber

to kidnap; to hijack; to abduct; to hold under duress

robbery; holdup

to loot; to ransack; to pillage

(idiom) to survive a calamity; to get through a crisis

calamity; catastrophe; apocalypse

hijacking; air piracy

to carjack; carjacking

to steal everything

remnants after a disaster; aftermath

to break a prisoner out of jail

to seize by force; to abduct

to seize a stronghold; to surprise the enemy in his camp

to loot; to plunder

predestined fate (Buddhism)

to rob and kill

kalpa (loanword) (Hinduism)

to loot; plunder

to break into jail; to forcibly release prisoners

to sexually assault

to seize a camp; to surprise the enemy in bed

to kidnap; to hijack

calamity

to mug; to intercept and rob

to hijack (an airplane, motor vehicle, social media account, discussion etc)

hijacker; kidnapper

robbery

national disaster (ancient astrological allusion)

(lit.) to loot a burning house (idiom); (fig.) to take advantage of sb's misfortune

consigned to eternal damnation; with no hope of reprieve

to take advantage of sb's misfortune; to loot

(idiom) to be a survivor of a calamity

(idiom) to rob the rich to help the poor

Destiny is inexorable, there is no fleeing it (idiom). Your doom is at hand.

to break into a house for robbery (idiom)

armed robbery

to hijack (a plane); aircraft hijacking; skyjacking