奪 (duó)
to seize/to win (a prize)
How 奪 is written
- Strokes
- 14
- Radical
- 大 — big
- Traditional
- 奪
- Simplified
- 夺
Components
- 大 big
- 隹 small bird
- 寸 thumb
Common words using 奪
- 爭奪 zhēngduó
- to fight over; to contest; to vie over
- 剝奪 bōduó
- to deprive; to expropriate; to strip (sb of his property)
- 奪冠 duóguàn
- to seize the crown; fig. to win a championship; to win gold medal
- 奪取 duóqǔ
- to seize; to capture; to wrest control of
- 奪得 duódé
- to force one's way; to achieve by force; to seize (power)
- 奪目 duómù
- to dazzle the eyes
- 奪走 duózǒu
- to snatch away
- 掠奪 lüèduó
- to plunder; to rob; also written 略奪|略夺
- 搶奪 qiǎngduó
- to plunder; to pillage; to forcibly take
- 爭分奪秒 zhēngfēnduómiǎo
- lit. fight minutes, snatch seconds (idiom); a race against time; making every second count
- 爭奪戰 zhēngduózhàn
- struggle
- 先聲奪人 xiānshēngduórén
- to gain the upper hand by a show of strength
奪 in a sentence
他在比賽中奪得金牌。
Tā zài bǐsài zhōng duódé jīnpái.
“He won the gold medal in the competition.”
How common is 奪?
奪 is the 1,197th most frequent character in written Chinese. Characters up to this rank account for about 91.8% of all running text.
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