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う【うばう】

Godan verb with 'u' ending; transitive verb

to snatch away; to dispossess; to steal

Generated word frames (experimental)

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

[Person] snatches away [Object]

He snatches away the wallet

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

[Person] takes away [Emotion]

She took away my happiness

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

[Person] takes away [Rights]

The government takes away citizens' rights

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

[Enemy] snatches away [Object]

The enemy snatched away the weapon

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

[Person] takes away [Time]

That job takes away my free time

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

[Object] takes away [Opportunity]

That accident took away my chance

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

[Person] takes away [Information]

The spy snatches away confidential information

Generated definitions (experimental)

to snatch away; to dispossess; to steal

This meaning refers to taking something forcibly or without permission, often in a sudden or aggressive manner. It can be applied to both physical objects and abstract concepts, such as rights or opportunities.

。。

He snatched the toy away from his friend.

、、。。

That incident illustrates the dangers of dispossessing someone's rights.

Generated collocations (experimental)

right to snatch awaya life that was taken awayact of dispossessingcan snatch awayin order to stealthe things that were taken awayattempt to dispossess

Generated related terms (experimental)

【うばう】

Refers to the act of snatching away or stealing something from someone.

。。

He snatched away the gem.

【あたえる】

Refers to the act of giving or providing something to someone, the opposite of taking.

。。

He gave her a present.

【だっかん】

Refers to reclaiming or recovering something that was previously taken or lost.

。。

He reclaimed the property that was stolen.

【ぬすむ】

Refers to the act of stealing, similar to 奪う but often implies stealth or secretiveness.

。。

He stole money from the house.

【ゆずる】

Refers to giving up or transferring something to someone else voluntarily, the opposite of snatching away.

。。

I gave up the seat for him.

【だっしゅ】

Refers to seizing or capturing something, usually by force or sudden action.

。。

The enemy army seized the town.

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

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Example sentences

129 results

1. 。。

Also many incidents of robbery by threats and violence are occurring.

2. 、、、、。。

The act known as terrorism, that rips away from us in an instant our peaceful days of happiness, is certainly worthy of being called an enemy to all mankind.

3. 、、。。

Only the other day in a railway accident, without the time to send out a mayday, many people lost their lives.

4. 。。

The savage robbed me of my precious jewels and ran away.

5. 。。

Masked men held up the passengers and robbed them of their money.

6. 。。

The delinquents knocked him down and stole his wallet.

7. 。。

The plane crash took 200 lives.

8. 。。

The airplane has robbed travel of its poetry.

9. 。。

He gave himself up to her allure.

10. 。。

She was robbed of the handbag that she had bought last week.

11. 。。

She was robbed of her purse.

12. きん金。。

She was robbed of her money on her way home.

13. 。。

I was fascinated by her performance.

14. 。。

They were robbed of all their money.

15. 。。

They deprived me of my liberty.

16. 。。

They robbed the bank of some money yesterday.

17. 。。

They deprived the criminal of his rights.

18. 。。

They robbed Jim of everything he had.

19. 。。

He was robbed of all his money.

20. 。。

He was robbed of all his money.

う【うばう】

Godan verb with 'u' ending; transitive verb

to snatch away; to dispossess; to steal

Generated word frames (experimental)

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

[Person] snatches away [Object]

He snatches away the wallet

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

[Person] takes away [Emotion]

She took away my happiness

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

[Person] takes away [Rights]

The government takes away citizens' rights

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

[Enemy] snatches away [Object]

The enemy snatched away the weapon

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

[Person] takes away [Time]

That job takes away my free time

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

[Object] takes away [Opportunity]

That accident took away my chance

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

[Person] takes away [Information]

The spy snatches away confidential information

Generated definitions (experimental)

to snatch away; to dispossess; to steal

This meaning refers to taking something forcibly or without permission, often in a sudden or aggressive manner. It can be applied to both physical objects and abstract concepts, such as rights or opportunities.

。。

He snatched the toy away from his friend.

、、。。

That incident illustrates the dangers of dispossessing someone's rights.

Generated collocations (experimental)

right to snatch awaya life that was taken awayact of dispossessingcan snatch awayin order to stealthe things that were taken awayattempt to dispossess

Generated related terms (experimental)

【うばう】

Refers to the act of snatching away or stealing something from someone.

。。

He snatched away the gem.

【あたえる】

Refers to the act of giving or providing something to someone, the opposite of taking.

。。

He gave her a present.

【だっかん】

Refers to reclaiming or recovering something that was previously taken or lost.

。。

He reclaimed the property that was stolen.

【ぬすむ】

Refers to the act of stealing, similar to 奪う but often implies stealth or secretiveness.

。。

He stole money from the house.

【ゆずる】

Refers to giving up or transferring something to someone else voluntarily, the opposite of snatching away.

。。

I gave up the seat for him.

【だっしゅ】

Refers to seizing or capturing something, usually by force or sudden action.

。。

The enemy army seized the town.

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

．.．.

．.

、、．.

．.

．.．.

．.．.

．.

．.．.

．.．.

．.

．.

．.

Example sentences

129 results

1. 。。

Also many incidents of robbery by threats and violence are occurring.

2. 、、、、。。

The act known as terrorism, that rips away from us in an instant our peaceful days of happiness, is certainly worthy of being called an enemy to all mankind.

3. 、、。。

Only the other day in a railway accident, without the time to send out a mayday, many people lost their lives.

4. 。。

The savage robbed me of my precious jewels and ran away.

5. 。。

Masked men held up the passengers and robbed them of their money.

6. 。。

The delinquents knocked him down and stole his wallet.

7. 。。

The plane crash took 200 lives.

8. 。。

The airplane has robbed travel of its poetry.

9. 。。

He gave himself up to her allure.

10. 。。

She was robbed of the handbag that she had bought last week.

11. 。。

She was robbed of her purse.

12. きん金。。

She was robbed of her money on her way home.

13. 。。

I was fascinated by her performance.

14. 。。

They were robbed of all their money.

15. 。。

They deprived me of my liberty.

16. 。。

They robbed the bank of some money yesterday.

17. 。。

They deprived the criminal of his rights.

18. 。。

They robbed Jim of everything he had.

19. 。。

He was robbed of all his money.

20. 。。

He was robbed of all his money.

奪

N1常用

意rob; take by force; snatch away; dispossess; plunder; usurp

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