rob
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robs
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robbing
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robbed
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robbed
1
抢劫, 盗窃
to take something from an organization, place, etc. without their consent, or with force
及物动词
- The masked intruder attempted to rob the convenience store at gunpoint.
蒙面入侵者试图持枪抢劫便利店。
- Criminals often rob banks to steal money and valuable assets.
罪犯经常抢劫银行以窃取金钱和贵重资产。
- The security guard prevented a thief from robbing the jewelry store.
保安阻止了小偷抢劫珠宝店。
- Law enforcement arrested individuals who were planning to rob a local business.
执法部门逮捕了计划抢劫当地企业的个人。
- The suspect was caught red-handed trying to rob a residence in the neighborhood.
嫌疑人在试图抢劫附近的一处住所时被当场抓获。
2
剥夺, 抢劫
to deprive someone of their rights, opportunities, or possessions
及物动词
- The oppressive regime continued to rob its citizens of basic human rights.
压迫政权继续剥夺其公民的基本人权。
- Discrimination can rob individuals of equal opportunities in education and employment.
歧视可以剥夺个人在教育和就业中的平等机会。
- Systemic inequality can rob certain groups of people of their chances for success.
系统性不平等可以剥夺某些人群的成功机会。
- Unfair policies are robbing marginalized communities of essential social services.
不公平的政策正在剥夺边缘化社区的基本社会服务。
- Harassment in the workplace can rob employees of a safe and conducive working environment.
工作场所的骚扰可能会剥夺员工一个安全且有益的工作环境。
3
敲诈, 宰客
to charge someone more than what is fair or reasonable for a product or service
及物动词
- The hotel tried to rob us by charging exorbitant fees for basic services.
酒店试图通过为基本服务收取过高费用来敲诈我们。
- They accused the contractor of robbing them by inflating the cost of repairs.
他们指责承包商通过虚报维修费用来抢劫他们。
- The merchant was caught trying to rob the customers with high prices on everyday items.
商人因试图通过日常用品的高价抢劫顾客而被抓。
- The restaurant was known to rob tourists by adding hidden fees to the bill.
这家餐厅以通过在账单上添加隐藏费用来敲诈游客而闻名。
- He felt like he had been robbed when the taxi driver charged him triple the normal fare.
当出租车司机向他收取三倍于正常车费时，他感觉自己被抢劫了。
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