rob of

基本解釋

To rob of goods or valuables, especially after capture.
尤指俘虜搶后掠物品或有價(jià)值的東西。
In order to riding too quickly, the motorcycle a head of falls down and rob of wrap is also jilted one side.
由于騎得太快，摩托車一頭栽倒，被搶的包也被甩到了一旁。
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"The challenge Microsoft has when the founder departs is remembering its heart," said analyst Rob Enderle of the Enderle Group in Silicon Valley.
硅谷恩德勒集團(tuán)分析師羅伯?恩德勒說：“微軟在其創(chuàng)建者離開后面臨的挑戰(zhàn)是要記住它的精神。”
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The catch may enter international markets, yet rob communities of needed food and raise the risk of fishery collapse.
Does outer space even rob you of something to which you can anchor a spring?
在外太空中你是否,不再能夠固定住彈簧
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Other disorders that we'll discuss later on include acquired psychopathy, where damage to parts of your brain, particularly related to the frontal lobes, rob you of the ability to tell right from wrong.
稍后我們還將討論些其他的障礙,包括,后天性精神紊亂,該病癥是由于大腦特定區(qū)域遭受損傷,特別是額葉部分,會(huì)使你失去分辨是非的能力
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They now worry that he will be able to use Mr Buchanan, another old enemy of the Bushes, to rob them of their prize again.
ECONOMIST: A curse on both their houses