夺 ⇒
夺 duó, [奪], to seize/to take away forcibly/to wrest control of/to compete or strive for/to f...
争夺 zhēngduó, [爭奪], to fight over/to contest/to vie over
剥夺 bōduó, [剝奪], to deprive/to expropriate/to strip (sb of his property)
夺取 duóqǔ, [奪取], to seize/to capture/to wrest control of
掠夺 lüèduó, [掠奪], to plunder/to rob
夺冠 duóguàn, [奪冠], to seize the crown/fig. to win a championship/to win gold medal
夺得 duódé, [奪得], to take (after a struggle)/to wrest/to seize/to capture/to win (a trophy)
夺回 duóhuí, [奪回], to take back (forcibly)/to recapture/to win back
抢夺 qiǎngduó, [搶奪], to plunder/to pillage/to forcibly take
定夺 dìngduó, [定奪], to make a decision/to determine
夺目 duómù, [奪目], to dazzle the eyes
光彩夺目 guāngcǎiduómù, [光彩奪目], dazzling/brilliant
夺权 duóquán, [奪權], to seize power
争夺战 zhēngduózhàn, [爭奪戰], struggle
争分夺秒 zhēngfēnduómiǎo, [爭分奪秒], lit. fight minutes, snatch seconds (idiom); a race against time/making every sec...
强词夺理 qiǎngcíduólǐ, [強詞奪理], to twist words and force logic (idiom)/sophistry/loud rhetoric making up for fal...
篡夺 cuànduó, [篡奪], to usurp/to seize
夺魁 duókuí, [奪魁], to seize/to win
巧取豪夺 夺标 duóbiāo, [奪標], to compete for first prize
巧夺天工 喧宾夺主 xuānbīnduózhǔ, [喧賓奪主], lit. the voice of the guest overwhelms that of the host (idiom)/fig. a minor pla...
夺眶而出 勇夺 先声夺人 xiānshēngduórén, [先聲奪人], to gain the upper hand by a show of strength
争名夺利 zhēngmíngduólì, [爭名奪利], to fight for fame, grab profit (idiom); scrambling for fame and wealth/only inte...
你争我夺 nǐzhēngwǒduó, [你爭我奪], lit. you fight, I snatch (idiom); to compete fiercely offering no quarter/fierce...
璀璨夺目 cuǐcànduómù, [璀璨奪目], dazzling (idiom)
争权夺利 zhēngquánduólì, [爭權奪利], scramble for power and profit (idiom); power struggle
掠夺性 掠夺式 侵夺
魁 ⇒
罪魁祸首 zuìkuíhuòshǒu, [罪魁禍首], criminal ringleader, main offender (idiom); main culprit/fig. main cause of a di...
魁 kuí, chief/head/outstanding/exceptional/stalwart
魁梧 kuíwú, tall and sturdy
魁地 夺魁 duókuí, [奪魁], to seize/to win
魁北克省 易洛魁 Yìluòkuí, Iroquois
魁刚 党魁 dǎngkuí, [黨魁], faction leader/head of political party
艾莫魁 魁悟 花魁 huākuí, the queen of flowers (refers esp. to plum blossom)/(fig.) nickname for a famous ...
郎艾迪魁 艾莫魁小 伊魁 阿魁 魁力 魁基 从魁 魁武 罪魁 zuìkuí, criminal ringleader/chief culprit/fig. cause of a problem
马魁