#974
奪
rob, take by force, snatch away, dispossess, plunder, usurp
similar:
奬
Readings
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Words containing 奪
- 奪う to take (by force), to take away, to snatch, to steal, to rob (someone) of, t...
- 奪い取る to plunder, to grab, to snatch
- 命を奪う to take someone's life, to kill someone
- 目を奪う to dazzle one's eyes, to hold one's gaze, to fascinate, to captivate
- 奪還 recapture, retaking, recovery, taking back
- 奪い返す to take back, to recapture
- 心を奪う to be thoroughly attracted by, to be completely fascinated by
- 奪い合う to scramble for, to struggle for, to contend for, to fight for
- 強奪 robbery, pillage, seizure, hijacking, plunder, extortion
- 唇を奪う to steal a kiss, to snatch a kiss
- 略奪 pillage, plunder, looting, robbery
- 奪取 usurpation, taking back, dispossession
- 奪い去る to take away, to carry off
- 争奪戦 contest, competition, struggle, scramble
- 奪い合い scramble (for)
- 剥奪 stripping (of rights, rank, etc.), deprivation, forfeit, revocation, divestiture
- 目を奪われる to be captivated (visually)
- 生殺与奪 (having) life-and-death power (over)
- 簒奪 usurpation
- 奪回 recovery, rescue, recapture
- 争奪 struggle (for), scramble, contest
- 心を奪われる to be captivated by ..., to be fascinated with ...
- 簒奪者 usurper
- お株を奪う to beat someone at their own game, to outdo someone in their specialty
- 略奪者 looter, plunderer, pillager, marauder
- 略奪愛 stealing another's romantic partner
- 収奪 plundering, exploitation
- 略奪行為 looting
- 気を奪われる to be engrossed, to be enthralled
- 略奪品 loot, plunder, booty
- 奪三振 striking a batter out
- 足を奪われる to be stranded, to lose means of transportation
- 強奪者 robber, plunderer
- 略奪婚 marriage by abduction, marriage by capture, bride kidnapping
- 横奪 misappropriation, embezzlement
- 換骨奪胎 adaptation (of a poem, novel, etc.), recasting, rewriting, modification, reha...
References reference codes
- SKIP
- 2-3-11
- S-H Descriptor
- 8c6.4
- Four Corner
- 4034.1
- De Roo
- 1448
- Nelson (Classic)
- 1183
- Nelson (New)
- 1171
- Halpern (NJECD)
- 2343
- Halpern (KKD)
- 2956
- Heisig
- 566
- Heisig (6th ed)
- 608
- Morohashi
- 5994
- Henshall
- 1561
- Spahn-Hadamitzky
- 1310
