| 释义 |
[/rɔb; rɑb/] v (-bb-) [Tn, Tn.pr] ~ sb/sth (of sth)1 take property from (a person or place) illegally 抢夺; 抢劫; 盗窃:
I was robbed (of my cash and cheque-book). 我（的现金和支票簿）被抢了. *
accused of robbing a bank (of one million pounds) 被控抢劫银行（一百万镑）. =>Usage 见所附用法.用法:
2 deprive sb/sth (of what is expected or normal) 剥夺某人[某事物]（想要的或应有的事物）:
Those cats robbed me of my sleep. 那些猫吵得我无法入睡. *
(fig 比喻) The fact that he had lied before robbed his words of any credibility. 由於他过去说过谎话, 他的话已经没有人相信了. 用法:
3 (idm 习语) ,rob ,Peter to ,pay `Paul pay one debt, etc with money borrowed from somewhere else, thus creating another debt 借新债还旧债; 拆东墙补西墙. rob 2
NOTE ON USAGE 用法:
Compare rob, steal and burgle. 试比较 rob、 steal、 burgle 这三个词. A robber or thief robs a place, eg a bank, or a person (of things, especially money) and he steals things (from a place or person). 劫匪或强盗rob的对象是｀某处所（如银行）或某人＇; 他们劫的｀物（尤指钱）＇要用｀of +物＇来表达. 他们steal的对象是｀物＇; 受损失的｀处所或人＇要用｀from +处所或人＇来表达. A burglar burgles a house by forcing a way into it and stealing from it. 窃贼burgle的对象是｀房子＇, 指以破门、 撬锁等手段强行入户行窃. |