搴

qiān
  1. to seize
  2. to pull
  3. to hold up the hem of clothes

CEDICT

  1. to get; to gain; to acquire; to draw; to obtain
  2. to recruit (candidates for a position)
  3. to remove by pulling out

Wiktionary

  1. 拔取、採取。
  2. 扛舉。
  3. 揭、撩。
  4. 姓。如漢代有搴揚。

重編國語辭典

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搴旗 qiānqí to pull and capture the enemy's flag
搴芳 qiānfāng

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奪 duó
  1. to seize
  2. to take away forcibly
  3. to wrest control of
  4. to compete or strive for
  5. to force one's way through
  6. to leave out
  7. to lose
最後，他的病奪去了他走路的能力，想去哪兒也要用電動輪椅來代步。

In the end, because of the disease, he became unable to walk and had to use a motorized wheelchair to get around.

Source: Tatoeba

奪取 duóqǔ
  1. to seize
  2. to capture
  3. to wrest control of
奪魁 duókuí
  1. to seize
  2. to win
抓取 zhuāqǔ to seize
抓捕 zhuābǔ
  1. to seize
  2. to capture
捽 zuó
  1. to seize
  2. Taiwan pr. zú
揪 jiū
  1. to seize
  2. to clutch
  3. to grab firmly and pull
搶佔 qiǎngzhàn to seize (the strategic high ground)
攘奪 rǎngduó to seize
攫 jué
  1. to seize
  2. to snatch
  3. to grab
攫取 juéqǔ
  1. to seize
  2. to capture
  3. to grab
攫奪 juéduó
  1. to seize
  2. to pillage
  3. to plunder
查扣 chákòu
  1. to seize
  2. to confiscate
篡 cuàn
  1. to seize
  2. to usurp
緝 jī
  1. to seize
  2. to arrest
  3. Taiwan pr. qì
緝捕 jībǔ
  1. to seize
  2. to apprehend
  3. an arrest
把握 bǎwò
  1. to grasp (also fig.)
  2. to seize
  3. to hold
  4. assurance
  5. certainty
  6. sure (of the outcome)
好好把握這個機會。

Make good use of this opportunity.

Source: Tatoeba

拿 ná
  1. to hold
  2. to seize
  3. to catch
  4. to apprehend
  5. to take
  6. (used in the same way as 把 bǎ: to mark the following noun as a direct object)
拿我的。

Take mine.

Source: Tatoeba

捉捕 zhuōbǔ
  1. to arrest
  2. to seize
  3. to capture
收繳 shōujiǎo
  1. to recover (illegally obtained property)
  2. to seize
  3. to capture
  4. to force sb to hand over sth
  5. to levy
查封 cháfēng
  1. to sequester
  2. to seize (assets)
  3. to seal up
  4. to close down
盤踞 pánjù
  1. to occupy illegally
  2. to seize (territory)
  3. to entrench (oneself)
篡奪 cuànduó
  1. to usurp
  2. to seize
随着无继承人的国王的发疯和王室家族的中毒，将军终于有机会篡夺王位。

With the heirless king going crazy and royal family poisoned, the general of the army finally had his chance to usurp the throne.

Source: Tatoeba

篡竊 cuànqiè
  1. to usurp
  2. to seize
緝拿 jīná
  1. to arrest
  2. to seize
繳獲 jiǎohuò
  1. to capture
  2. to seize
霸佔 bàzhàn
  1. to occupy by force
  2. to seize
  3. to dominate
Mary霸占了她的包包并且离开了。

Mary grabbed her purse and left.

Source: Tatoeba

奪得 duódé
  1. to take (after a struggle)
  2. to wrest
  3. to seize
  4. to capture
  5. to win (a trophy)
在一九五八年，巴西首次奪得了世界盃的冠軍。

In 1958, Brazil won its first World Cup victory.

Source: Tatoeba

拿下 náxià
  1. to arrest
  2. to capture
  3. to seize
  4. to win (a set, a game etc)
他從架子上拿下書。

He got down the book from the shelf.

Source: Tatoeba

掌握 zhǎngwò
  1. to grasp (often fig.)
  2. to control
  3. to seize (initiative, opportunity, destiny)
  4. to master
  5. to know well
  6. to understand sth well and know how to use it
  7. fluency
掌握一门外语很难。

Mastering a foreign language is difficult.

Source: Tatoeba

搏 bó
  1. to fight
  2. to combat
  3. to seize
  4. (of heart) to beat
擒獲 qínhuò
  1. to apprehend
  2. to capture
  3. to seize
據 jù
  1. according to
  2. to act in accordance with
  3. to depend on
  4. to seize
  5. to occupy
这是个据药。

This medicine has a strong effect.

Source: Tatoeba

拔 bá
  1. to pull up
  2. to pull out
  3. to draw out by suction
  4. to select
  5. to pick
  6. to stand out (above level)
  7. to surpass
  8. to seize
你拔插頭了嗎？

Did you pull the plug out?

Have you pulled the plug out?

Source: Tatoeba

扣動 kòudòng to pull (a trigger)
扯 chě
  1. to pull
  2. to tear
  3. (of cloth, thread etc) to buy
  4. to chat
  5. to gossip
  6. (coll.) (Tw) ridiculous
  7. hokey
我扯掉了自己的裤子。

I ripped my pants.

Source: Tatoeba

扳 bān
  1. to pull
  2. to turn (sth) around
  3. to turn around (a situation)
  4. to recoup
抴 yè
  1. to pull
  2. to drag
  3. to join together
  4. oar
抻 chēn
  1. to pull
  2. to stretch
  3. to draw sth out
拉 lā
  1. to pull
  2. to play (a bowed instrument)
  3. to drag
  4. to draw
  5. to chat
  6. (coll.) to empty one's bowels
拉雅迷路了。

Raya got lost.

Source: Tatoeba

拉傷 lāshāng
  1. to pull
  2. to injure by straining
拉動 lādòng
  1. to pull
  2. (fig.) to stimulate (economic activity)
  3. to motivate (people to do sth)
拖掛 tuōguà
  1. to pull
  2. to tow
拫 hén
  1. to pull
  2. to drag
  3. to stop
拽 zhuài
  1. to pull
  2. to tug at (sth)
她把他从烂泥中拽出来了。

She pulled him out of the mud.

Source: Tatoeba

挽 wǎn
  1. to pull
  2. to draw (a cart or a bow)
  3. to roll up
  4. to coil
  5. to carry on the arm
  6. to lament the dead
  7. (fig.) to pull against
  8. to recover
我看见他们胳膊挽着胳膊地走路。

I saw them walking arm in arm.

Source: Tatoeba

掣 chè
  1. to pull
  2. to draw
  3. to pull back
  4. to withdraw
  5. to flash past
搲 wà
  1. to pull
  2. to drag
引 yǐn
  1. to draw (e.g. a bow)
  2. to pull
  3. to stretch sth
  4. to extend
  5. to lengthen
  6. to involve or implicate in
  7. to attract
  8. to lead
  9. to guide
  10. to leave
  11. to provide evidence or justification for
  12. old unit of distance equal to 10 丈 zhàng, one-thirtieth of a km or 33.33 meters
這條路會引你去博物館。

This road will take you to the museum.

Source: Tatoeba

拉扯 lāche
  1. to drag
  2. to pull
  3. to raise a child (through difficulties)
  4. to help
  5. to support
  6. to drag in
  7. to chat
撦 chě
  1. variant of 扯 chě
  2. to pull
  3. to tear
我扯掉了自己的裤子。

I ripped my pants.

Source: Tatoeba

曳 yè
  1. to drag
  2. to pull
  3. Taiwan pr. yì
牽 qiān
  1. to lead along
  2. to pull (an animal on a tether)
  3. (bound form) to involve
  4. to draw in
我們牽過一次手。

We held hands, once.

Source: Tatoeba

吧嗒 bāda
  1. (onom.) patter, splatter, click
  2. to smack one's lips
  3. to pull (on a pipe)
拔取 báqǔ
  1. to pick out
  2. to select and recruit
  3. to pluck
  4. to pull