rob

A verb used to indicate the act of taking property unlawfully from a person or place, often by force or threat.

ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения незаконного изъятия имущества у человека или из места, часто с применением силы или угроз.esVerbo que se usa para indicar la toma ilegal de bienes de una persona o de un lugar, a menudo mediante la fuerza o las amenazas.frVerbe utilisé pour désigner le fait de prendre illégalement des biens à une personne ou dans un lieu, souvent en usant de la force ou de menaces.deVerb, das das unrechtmäßige Wegnehmen von Eigentum von einer Person oder aus einem Ort bezeichnet, oft unter Einsatz von Gewalt oder Drohung.ptVerbo usado para designar a retirada ilegal de bens de uma pessoa ou de um lugar, frequentemente com uso de força ou ameaça.zh指非法夺取他人财物，常使用暴力、威胁或强行手段；也可指从某地窃取或抢劫财物。arفعل يدل على أخذ مال شخص أو مكان بطريقة غير قانونية، وغالبًا باستخدام القوة أو التهديد.

1. Steal from a person or place A2 formal

   To take property unlawfully from a person or place, often using force or threats.

   • The thieves robbed the bank in broad daylight.
   • He was robbed of his wallet on the subway.
   • They planned to rob the jewelry store but were caught.

   ruГрабитьesrobar a alguien o de un lugarfrDéroberdeRaubenptRoubarzh抢劫arسرقة

   Synonyme: burglarizehold uplootmugplunderraidstick up

2. Deprive someone of something B2 formal

   To take away something valuable or important from someone, not necessarily physical property.

   • The accident robbed her of her ability to walk.
   • His fear of failure robbed him of many opportunities.
   • The scandal robbed the company of its good reputation.

   ruЛишитьesDespojar a alguien de algofrPriver quelqu'un de quelque chosedeBeraubenptPrivarzh剥夺arحَرَمَ

   Synonyme: bereavedeprivedispossessdiveststrip

   Antonyme: bestowendowgrantprovide

• robbed past participle
• robbed past simple
• robbing present participle
• robs third person singular