| 释义 |
rob/rɒb/v. tr. (robbed, robbing) (often foll. by 常后跟 of) 1 take unlawfully from, esp. by force or threat of force 盗窃；抢(尤指抢劫) robbed the safe 盗窃了保险箱里的东西; robbed her of her jewels 抢走了她的珠宝 2 deprive of what is due or normal 剥夺，使丧失(应有的东西) was robbed of my sleep 使我失眠 3 (absol. [含宾]) commit robbery 盗窃；抢劫 □ rob Peter to pay Paul take away from one to give to another, discharge one debt by incurring another 拆东墙补西墙，借钱还债 [Middle English from Old French rob(b)er, from Germanic: related to REAVE] |