抢

(literary) to knock against (esp. to knock one's head on the ground in grief or rage) / opposite in direction; contrary

to fight over / to rush / to scramble / to grab / to rob / to snatch

barn / granary / storehouse / cabin / hold (in ship)

"hand" radical in Chinese characters (Kangxi radical 64), occurring in 提, 把, 打 etc

to rob / looting

to rescue

to rush (to do sth urgent) / to try to be the first / to forestall

(of goods) popular / in great demand

to plunder / to pillage / to forcibly take

to seize (the strategic high ground)

to loot / looting

to repair in a rush / rush repairs

to fight over / to scramble for

to make an amphibious assault / to seize a beachhead / to gain a foothold in (a new market)

a best-seller / a hot property

marriage by capture / bride kidnapping

looting

(idiom) to cry out to heaven and knock one's head against the ground (as an expression of anguish)

to be law-abiding (idiom)

to undercut competitors / to hustle / to compete for business

robbery

robbery / holdup

cybersquatting / domain squatting

marriage by capture / bride kidnapping