to plunder; to rob; to pillage; to seize or take by force

to sweep past or brush against lightly; to flit across or glance over a surface

to loot; to plunder; to rob by force

to loot, sack, or plunder; typically describes the violent actions of invaders, mobs, or bandits

to fly past or brush past quickly

to pillage, loot, or plunder, often referring to the seizing of people or property by force

a fleeting image or glimpse that flashes past; a general impression from a brief or surface-level observation; often used in titles for travelogues or photo collections

describing observation or understanding that is cursory and shallow, or writing and opinions that are vague and lacking depth

To attack and occupy cities and seize territory.

plunderer; robber; predator; marauder

to seize or take by force; to pillage or loot; to snatch away

to kill people and plunder their property; to slaughter and rob

to invade and plunder; to raid

(literary) to plunder; to loot; to rob

to loot, plunder, or seize property by force

to set fire to property and rob the contents; to pillage

to snatch or claim another person's credit, honor, or good reputation for oneself

to take credit for someone else's good deeds, hard work, or achievements

to seize (people or property) by force and sell them; to traffic in kidnapped persons or looted goods

to sweep one's eyes over something; to glance over quickly; to look over briefly

An aircraft wing configuration in which the quarter-chord line sweeps forward

(written) to flog, beat, or use physical torture to extract information

to seize land and attack cities; describes launching an offensive against an enemy territory

(anthropology) an ancient marriage custom where the man marries a woman by forcefully kidnapping her; also called [[抢婚|搶婚|qiang3 hun1]] or [[抢亲|搶親|qiang3 qin1]]

To rob a place and slaughter its inhabitants

to catch a cheating spouse or partner in the act; (Taiwanese Hokkien) catch a monkey

to prey on other animals; predation or predatory behavior

an animal that naturally preys on others

to brush against; to graze; to scratch

to loot, pillage, or take something by force

to whip or flog someone; to beat with a rod or lash as a form of punishment or torture

to engage in state-sponsored piracy by attacking and robbing merchant ships; to privateer

to beat with a bamboo or wooden stick; to whip or flog

To plunder and pillage freely; to engage in unrestrained robbery.