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篡

cuàn

to seize
to usurp

CEDICT

(literary) to hunt
(literary, or in compounds) to distort; to misrepresent
(literary, or in compounds) to seize; to usurp
a surname, Cuan
to distort; to misrepresent
to hunt
to seize; to usurp

Wiktionary

重編國語辭典

Homographs

簒

cuàn

old variant of 篡 cuàn

Containing this entry

to usurp
to seize

to tamper with
to falsify

篡政

cuànzhèng

to usurp political power

Related entries

奪

duó

to seize
to take away forcibly
to wrest control of
to compete or strive for
to force one's way through
to leave out
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

to seize
to capture
to wrest control of

奪魁

duókuí

to seize
to win

to seize
to capture

捽

zuó

to seize
Taiwan pr. zú

揪

jiū

to seize
to clutch
to grab firmly and pull

搴

qiān

to seize
to pull
to hold up the hem of clothes

搶佔

qiǎngzhàn

to seize (the strategic high ground)

to seize
to snatch
to grab

攫取

juéqǔ

to seize
to capture
to grab

攫奪

juéduó

to seize
to pillage
to plunder

查扣

chákòu

to seize
to confiscate

緝

jī

to seize
to arrest
Taiwan pr. qì

緝捕

jībǔ

to seize
to apprehend
an arrest

把握

bǎwò

to grasp (also fig.)
to seize
to hold
assurance
certainty
sure (of the outcome)

好好把握這個機會。

Make good use of this opportunity.

Source: Tatoeba

拿

ná

to hold
to seize
to catch
to apprehend
to take
(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

to arrest
to seize
to capture

收繳

shōujiǎo

to recover (illegally obtained property)
to seize
to capture
to force sb to hand over sth
to levy

查封

cháfēng

to sequester
to seize (assets)
to seal up
to close down

盤踞

pánjù

to occupy illegally
to seize (territory)
to entrench (oneself)

篡奪

cuànduó

to usurp
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

to usurp
to seize

緝拿

jīná

to arrest
to seize

繳獲

jiǎohuò

to capture
to seize

霸佔

bàzhàn

to occupy by force
to seize
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

to take (after a struggle)
to wrest
to seize
to capture
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

to arrest
to capture
to seize
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

to grasp (often fig.)
to control
to seize (initiative, opportunity, destiny)
to master
to know well
to understand sth well and know how to use it
fluency

掌握一门外语很难。

Mastering a foreign language is difficult.

Source: Tatoeba

搏

bó

to fight
to combat
to seize
(of heart) to beat

擒獲

qínhuò

to apprehend
to capture
to seize

據

jù

according to
to act in accordance with
to depend on
to seize
to occupy

这是个据药。

This medicine has a strong effect.

Source: Tatoeba

拔

bá

to pull up
to pull out
to draw out by suction
to select
to pick
to stand out (above level)
to surpass
to seize

你拔插頭了嗎？

Did you pull the plug out?

Have you pulled the plug out?

Source: Tatoeba

僭越

jiànyuè

to usurp
to overstep one's authority

攘竊

rǎngqiè

to usurp
to steal

竊據

qièjù

to usurp
to claim unjustly
to expropriate

僣

jiàn

to overstep one's authority
to usurp

擅

shàn

without authority
to usurp
to arrogate to oneself
to monopolize
expert in
to be good at

他不擅於記名字。

He has a hard time remembering names.

He has trouble remembering names.

He's not good at remembering names.

Source: Tatoeba

霸

bà

hegemon
tyrant
lord
feudal chief
to rule by force
to usurp
(in modern advertising) master