to deprive; to expropriate; to strip (sb of his property)

to take back (forcibly); to recapture; to win back

to seize; to capture; to wrest control of

to fight over; to contest; to vie over

to plunder; to rob

to seize the crown; fig. to win a championship; to win gold medal

to plunder; to pillage; to forcibly take

to seize; to take away forcibly; to wrest control of; to compete or strive for; to force one's way through; to leave out; to lose

to take (after a struggle); to wrest; to seize; to capture; to win (a trophy)

robber; plunderer; predator

to seize by force; to abduct

to contend for a mate

to seize power

to compete for first prize

to dazzle the eyes

to incarnate into sb else's body

to snatch gold; to take first place in a competition

to win the championship; to take first place

to make a decision; to determine

intercept

to seize

to seize; to pillage; to plunder

variant of 掠奪|掠夺[lu:e4 duo2]

to usurp; to seize

to consider and decide

to deprive; to strip of

to make a considered decision

struggle

lit. the voice of the guest overwhelms that of the host (idiom); fig. a minor player upstages the main attraction; minor details obscure the main point; the sauce is better than the fish

to twist words and force logic (idiom); sophistry; loud rhetoric making up for fallacious argument; shoving false arguments down people's throats

lit. fight minutes, snatch seconds (idiom); a race against time; making every second count

to fight for fame, grab profit (idiom); scrambling for fame and wealth; only interested in personal gain

scramble for power and profit (idiom); power struggle

lit. you fight, I snatch (idiom); to compete fiercely offering no quarter; fierce rivalry; tug-of-war

to gain the upper hand by a show of strength

dazzling; brilliant

to rush out through a door (idiom)

to rob sb of sth they cherish (idiom)

dazzling (idiom)

(lit.) to spare or to kill, to give or take away (idiom); (fig.) control over the fate of others

to harvest hurriedly before rain comes