to rob by force; to plunder, pillage, or loot

to kidnap, hijack, or abduct someone or something by force or threat

bandit; robber; person who uses force to seize property

to loot, plunder, or rob someone of their property by force

to loot, ransack, or pillage by force; to strip of everything

to hijack an airplane

a disaster or major misfortune; a fated trial or catastrophe

great catastrophe; calamity; major disaster

To steal everything; to be completely looted or robbed of everything one had.

to loot; to plunder; to rob by force

To fall into a state of ruin from which one can never recover; consigned to eternal damnation with no hope of reprieve.

(idiom) lit. to loot a burning house; to use another person's time of crisis or panic to make a personal gain for oneself

destined to suffer a misfortune; used to describe a disaster or calamity that is unavoidable according to one's destiny

To encounter a catastrophe, calamity, or great misfortune; to be robbed.

(idiom) to survive a calamity; to be a survivor of a major disaster

In Buddhism, a predestined disaster or misfortune that cannot be avoided by human effort; doom; fate

to rob the rich and help the poor; an idiom describing an outlaw or hero who takes from wealthy people to provide for the needy

kidnapper; hijacker; abductor

to break into a prison to rescue or forcibly release prisoners

(literary) an extremely long period of time; eternity; ten thousand kalpas in Buddhist terminology. Often used in the phrase [[万劫不复|萬劫不復|wan4 jie2 bu4 fu4]] to describe eternal ruin

to seize by force; to plunder; to snatch or abduct people or goods using violence

to intercept and rob; to hold someone up for their belongings

to break into people's homes to rob them of their property

inexorable fate; a period of disaster or misfortune; calamity

To go through many difficulties or misfortunes; to survive a series of calamities.

To commit highway robbery; to block a road in order to rob travelers.

to launch a surprise attack on an enemy camp

to commit robbery; to rob or loot property

remnants or the state of affairs following a disaster or major calamity

Destiny is inexorable and there is no escape; your doom is at hand.

to intercept and rob travelers on a road; to commit highway robbery

to take advantage of someone's misfortune to do them harm or seek personal gain

to launch a surprise attack on an enemy camp or mountain stronghold

to launch a surprise attack on an enemy camp; to raid an enemy outpost or encampment

to loot; to plunder; to ransack a place

to plunder; to rob by force

to coerce or compel obedience through force or intimidation; to keep under control by force

the remains of people, things, or scenery after a catastrophe; literally refers to the ashes remaining after a fire.

to rescue or seize a prisoner by force; to break someone out of prison

to be completely plundered or robbed of everything

To commit robbery and murder; to hijack and kill.

a case involving robbery or mugging

To break into an execution ground to rescue a condemned person.

The period of time between the creation and destruction of a world in Buddhism and Hinduism

In Buddhist cosmology, the ashes remaining after the world is consumed by fire (kalpa-fire) at the end of a cosmic cycle

To attack a prison by force in order to free prisoners.

a criminal who carries out a robbery, hijacking, or holdup

to threaten with power or force; to intimidate into submission

a robber, bandit, or highjacker