抢

to fight over

中用力争取或夺取某样东西yònglì zhēngqǔ huò duóqǔ mǒuyàng dōngxi

• tāmenqiǎngzhefùqián.

  他们抢着付钱。🔊

  They competed to pay the bill.

to rush

中快速地跑或冲向某个地方kuàisù de pǎo huò chōngxiàng mǒu ge dìfang

• dàjiādōuzàiqiǎngzhemǎipiào.

  大家都在抢着买票。🔊

  Everyone is rushing to buy tickets.

to scramble

中用力夺取或争夺某样东西yònglì duóqǔ huò zhēngduó mǒuyàng dōngxi

• dàjiādōuzàiqiǎngzhemǎipiào.

  大家都在抢着买票。🔊

  Everyone is scrambling to buy tickets.

to grab

中用力拿取或夺取yònglì náquǔ huò duóquǔ

• tāqiǎnglewǒdeshū.

  他抢了我的书。🔊

  He snatched my book away.

to rob

中用暴力夺取他人的东西yòng bàolì duóqǔ tārén de dōngxi

• tāqiǎnglewǒdebāo.

  他抢了我的包。🔊

  He snatched my bag.

to snatch

中用力夺取；快速拿取别人的东西yònglì duóqǔ; kuàisù náquǔ biérén de dōngxi

• tāqiǎnglewǒdeshū.

  他抢了我的书。🔊

  He snatched my book.

opposite in direction; contrary

• fēngxiàngshìqiāngde.

  风向是抢的。🔊

  The wind direction is against us.

(literary) to knock against (esp. to knock one's head on the ground in grief or rage)

中用头撞击地面，表示悲伤或愤怒yòng tóu zhuàngjī dìmiàn, biǎoshì bēishāng huò fènnù

• tāqìdeqiāngdì.

  他气得抢地。🔊

  He was so angry that he stamped his feet on the ground.