| 释义 |
rob /rɒb/ vt. | vi. | phr. (robbed; rob·bing)
❶ vt.
1. 抢，盗窃…的财物 (of); 〈口〉敲诈，向…漫天要价
rob sb. of his money 抢某人的钱
I was robbed of my purse. 我的钱包被抢去了。
rob one's partners by embezzlement 盗取合伙人的钱款
The food is quite good, and they don't rob you anyway. 食物质量很不错，不管怎么说，他们并不敲你竹杠。
2. 抢劫(银行、店铺等)；盗窃(容器)里的东西
rob a bank (house, jewelry store) 抢劫银行(一户人家，珠宝商店)
rob a safe (till) 盗窃保险箱(钱柜)里的东西
Gorillas rob birds’nests. 大猩猩会盗窃鸟窝里的蛋。
3. 〈口〉盗窃，抢劫(财物等)
rob jewelry 盗窃珠宝
Two men robbed ￡10,000 from the bank. 两个男子从银行里抢去了1万镑钱。
the Negroes who were robbed from Africa 从非洲掳掠来的黑人
4. (非法)剥夺；使丧失 (of)
rob a family of the inheritance 剥夺一个家庭的继承权
be robbed of an opportunity 被剥夺一次机会
The pain robbed him of sleep. 疼痛使他不能入睡。
He smiled to rob the next words of offence. 他微微一笑，使接着要说的话不致于得罪人。
5. 【足】抢(对手)的球
❷ vi.
行劫
He said he would not rob again. 他说他不再抢劫人家的财物了。
[< OFr rober<Gmc; 与 OHG roubōn 有关；见 REAVE¹] phr. rob Peter to pay Paul 见 Peter
rob sb. blind 见 blind |