美
[rɑːb]
take property from a place unlawfully and often by force
"The burglars robbed him of all his money"
The troubles of life had..robbed the elder lady of her beauty.
出自： A. Trollope
An enterprising thief could rob her of all her money.
出自： I. Murdoch
His bailiff has been robbing him for years.
出自： V. S. Pritchett
My Chanel suit cost 70 quid, and even then..I was robbed.
出自：Sunday Express
他抢走了我的钱。
The robbers robbed the bank of 100，000 dollars.
强盗抢了银行10万美元。
They knocked me down and robbed me of my wallet.
他们将我击倒并抢走了我的钱包。
Fear robbed him of speech.
他害怕得说不出话来。
An accident robbed him of his life.
事故使他丧失了生命。
You have robbed me of my happiness.
你剥夺了我的幸福。
The court robbed the criminal of his civil right.
法庭剥夺了那罪犯的公民权。
He was robbed of his week's wages by a pickpocket.
他一周的薪金被扒手夺去了。
I was robbed of my cash and cheque-book.
我的现金和支票本被抢了。
