擄掠

掳掠
lǔlüè
  1. to plunder; to pillage
  2. (fig.) to win (people's hearts)

CEDICT

to pillage; to loot

Wiktionary

強行搶奪財物或人口。

重編國語辭典

Entry Composition

1 擄 lǔ (bound form) to capture (sb)
2 掠 lüè
  1. to take over by force
  2. to rob
  3. to plunder
  4. to brush over
  5. to skim
  6. to sweep

Related entries

博取 bóqǔ to win (favors, confidence etc)
告捷 gàojié
  1. to win
  2. to be victorious
  3. to report a victory
抽中 chōuzhòng to win (a prize in a lottery)
贏得 yíngdé
  1. to win
  2. to gain
他赢得一切了。

He won everything.

Source: Tatoeba

勝出 shèngchū
  1. to come out on top
  2. to win (in an election, contest etc)
  3. success
  4. victory
大家都以為西園寺會勝出那場決鬥的，但他卻輸了。

Kyouichi Saionji, who he supposed would win the duel, has lost.

Source: Tatoeba

奪魁 duókuí
  1. to seize
  2. to win
擄獲 lǔhuò
  1. to capture (sb)
  2. (fig.) to win (people's hearts)
獲勝 huòshèng
  1. victorious
  2. to win
  3. to triumph
我們獲勝的機會很少。

We have little chance of winning.

Source: Tatoeba

贏 yíng
  1. to beat
  2. to win
  3. to profit
谁赢了？

Who won?

Source: Tatoeba

中 zhòng
  1. to hit (a target)
  2. to be struck by (a bullet, illness etc)
  3. to win (a prize or lottery)
留在家中很無聊。

Staying at home is boring.

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

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