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No. 5,960 in Chinese

夺

"夺" means "to seize" or "to snatch."

In a sentence

  • 他为了胜利而努力夺取结束战斗的机会。

    He worked hard for victory to seize the opportunity to end the battle.

    In this sentence, “夺” (duó) implies the act of seizing or striving forcefully for something, conveying determination.

  • 秋叶被风夺走了,一片片飘落在地。

    The autumn leaves were taken away by the wind, falling piece by piece to the ground.

    Here, “夺” (duó) represents the action of taking away, often unexpectedly or forcefully, indicating a loss.

  • 那只小鸟从猫嘴里夺回了食物,勇敢地飞走了。

    The little bird retrieved its food from the cat's mouth and bravely flew away.

    In this example, “夺” (duó) signifies reclaiming or snatching something back, emphasizing boldness and action.

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