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No. 6,457 in Chinese

搶走

"To snatch away" or "to grab and take away."

In a sentence

  • 他在商店里抢走了她的钱包。

    He snatched her wallet in the store.

    Here, '抢走' is used to describe an action of forcibly taking something away from someone, implying a physical act of grabbing or snatching.

  • 台风抢走了我们的假期计划。

    The typhoon took away our vacation plans.

    In this case, '抢走' is metaphorically used to indicate losing something due to an unforeseen event rather than a direct physical act.

  • 她的精彩表演抢走了全场的目光。

    Her excellent performance captured everyone's attention.

    Here, '抢走' is used figuratively to mean drawing or seizing something intangible, such as attention or focus.

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