
rob
/rɒb/ · /rɑːb/
CEFR level B1Topic SocietyWord #2547 in the learning path
抢劫;盗取财物
Definitions
v. To take money or property illegally from someone or somewhere.
抢劫;盗取财物
v. To unfairly take away something valuable or important.
剥夺;使丧失
Example
Someone tried to rob the shop near our house.
有人试图抢劫我们家附近的商店。
Long working hours can rob parents of valuable opportunities to spend time with their children.
过长的工作时间可能使父母失去与孩子共度时光的宝贵机会。
Collocations
- rob a bank
- rob someone of something
- rob someone of opportunities
Word family
- robber (n.)
- robbery (n.)
Usage tip
rob接人或地点;steal接被偷的物品。
FAQ
- What does rob mean?
- To take money or property illegally from someone or somewhere. To unfairly take away something valuable or important.
- How is rob pronounced?
- UK /rɒb/, US /rɑːb/. Use the audio buttons above to listen.