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哄搶
hōng qiǎng
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looting
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域名搶注
yù míng qiǎng zhù
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cybersquatting;
domain squatting
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拼搶
pīn qiǎng
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to fight desperately (at the risk of one's life)
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持槍搶劫
chí qiāng qiāng jié
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armed robbery
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搶佔
qiǎng zhàn
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to seize (the strategic high ground)
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搶修
qiǎng xiū
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to repair in a rush;
rush repairs
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搶先
qiǎng xiān
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to rush (to do sth urgent);
to try to be the first;
to forestall
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搶劫
qiǎng jié
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to rob;
looting
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搶劫案
qiǎng jié àn
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robbery;
holdup
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搶劫罪
qiāng jié zuì
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robbery
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搶奪
qiǎng duó
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to plunder;
to pillage;
to forcibly take
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搶婚
qiǎng hūn
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marriage by capture;
bride kidnapping
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搶手
qiǎng shǒu
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(of goods) popular;
in great demand
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搶手貨
qiǎng shǒu huò
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a best-seller;
a hot property
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搶掠
qiǎng lüè
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to loot;
looting
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搶救
qiǎng jiù
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to rescue
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搶灘
qiǎng tān
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to make an amphibious assault;
to seize a beachhead;
to gain a foothold in (a new market)
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搶生意
qiǎng shēng yi
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to undercut competitors;
to hustle;
to compete for business
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搶白
qiǎng bái
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to rebuke;
to reprimand
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搶眼
qiǎng yǎn
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eye-catching
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搶答
qiǎng dá
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to compete to be the first to answer a question (as on a quiz show)
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搶答器
qiǎng dá qì
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lockout buzzer system (as used by game show contestants)
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搶親
qiǎng qīn
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marriage by capture;
bride kidnapping
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搶購
qiǎng gòu
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to buy frenetically;
to snap up (bargains, dwindling supplies etc)
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搶走
qiǎng zǒu
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to snatch (esp related to a robbery)
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