抢 (w)

(qiāng) see 搶風|抢风[qiang1 feng1]

抢 (w)

(qiǎng) to fight over; to rush; to scramble; to grab; to rob; to snatch

抢占 (w)

(qiǎngzhàn) to seize (the strategic high ground)

抢修 (w)

(qiǎngxiū) to repair in a rush; urgent repairs

抢先 (w)

(qiǎngxiān) to rush (to do sth urgent); to try to be the first; to forestall

抢劫 (w)

(qiǎngjié) to rob; looting

抢劫案 (w)

(qiāngjiéàn) robbery; case of looting

抢劫案 (w)

(qiǎngjiéàn) robbery; holdup

抢劫罪 (w)

(qiāngjiézuì) robbery

抢夺 (w)

(qiǎngduó) to plunder; to pillage; to forcibly take

抢婚 (w)

(qiǎnghūn) marriage by capture; bride kidnapping

抢手 (w)

(qiǎngshǒu) (of goods) popular; in great demand

抢手货 (w)

(qiǎngshǒuhuò) a best-seller; a hot property

抢掠 (w)

(qiǎnglüè) to loot; looting

抢救 (w)

(qiǎngjiù) rescue

抢滩 (w)

(qiǎngtān) to make an amphibious assault; to seize a beachhead; to gain a foothold in (a new market)

抢生意 (w)

(qiǎngshēngyi) to undercut competitors; to hustle; to compete for business

抢白 (w)

(qiǎngbái) rebuke; reprimand

抢眼 (w)

(qiǎngyǎn) eye-catching

抢亲 (w)

(qiǎngqīn) marriage by capture; bride kidnapping

抢购 (w)

(qiǎnggòu) panic buying; rushing to buy

抢走 (w)

(qiǎngzǒu) to snatch (esp related to a robbery)

抢跑 (w)

(qiǎngpǎo) to jump the gun; to make a false start

抢通 (w)

(qiǎngtōng) to rush through urgently (e.g. emergency supplies)

抢镜头 (w)

(qiǎngjìngtóu) to scoop the best camera shots; to grab the limelight

抢险 (w)

(qiǎngxiǎn) emergency (measures); to react to an emergency

抢险救灾 (w)

(qiǎngxiǎnjiùzāi) to provide relief during times of emergency and disaster (idiom)

抢风 (w)

(qiāngfēng) a headwind; a contrary wind

抢风航行 (w)

(qiāngfēnghángxíng) to tack against the wind (sailing)

抢风头 (w)

(qiǎngfēngtóu) to steal the show; to grab the limelight