qiǎng
to fight over
to rush
to scramble
to grab
to rob
to snatch
qiǎng xiǎn
emergency (measures)
to react to an emergency
qiǎng duó
to plunder
to pillage
to forcibly take
qiǎng tān
to make an amphibious assault
to seize a beachhead
to gain a foothold in (a new market)
qiǎng zhàn
to seize (the strategic high ground)
qiǎng xiān
to rush (to do sth urgent)
to try to be the first
to forestall
qiǎng shǒu
(of goods) popular
in great demand
qiǎng gòu
to buy frenetically
to snap up (bargains, dwindling supplies etc)
qiǎng xiū
to repair in a rush
rush repairs
qiǎng xiǎn jiù zāi
to provide relief during times of emergency and disaster (idiom)
qiǎng zǒu
to snatch (esp related to a robbery)
qiǎng fēng tóu
to steal the show
to grab the limelight
qiǎng shǒu huò
a best-seller
a hot property
qiǎng shēng yi
to undercut competitors
to hustle
to compete for business
pīn qiǎng
to fight desperately (at the risk of one's life)
qiǎng tōng
to rush through urgently (e.g. emergency supplies)
qiǎng qīn
marriage by capture
bride kidnapping
qiǎng pǎo
to jump the gun
to make a false start
qiǎng jìng tóu
to scoop the best camera shots
to grab the limelight
yù míng qiǎng zhù
cybersquatting
domain squatting
qiǎng hūn
marriage by capture
bride kidnapping
qiāng fēng
a headwind
a contrary wind
qiāng fēng háng xíng
to tack against the wind (sailing)
qiǎng dá
to compete to be the first to answer a question (as on a quiz show)
qiǎng dá qì
lockout buzzer system (as used by game show contestants)
zhēng qiǎng
to fight over
to scramble for
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