Snatch is pronounced as ?jué.

Definition: 1. To grasp with the claws of a bird or animal. 2. To seize.

KangXi Dictionary:

MaoZhongHuZiShiShiGuan - KangXi Stroke: 24 - MinExtra Stroke: 20

TangYunJuZhiCheJiYunYunYunYunYunHuiYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYunYun. The rhyme of "increase" pounces to take also. Rites - Confucianism", "insect grabbing. Shuo" to take the foot is said to grab, with the wing hit is said to wrestle. A said to hold also. In the "Strategies of the Warring States" (战国策), it is said that if Gongsun Zi is virtuous and Xu Zi is unworthy, and if Gongsun Zi fights with Xu Zi, Xu Zi's dog will seize Gongsun Zi's fibre and devour it.

Related Words:

Grabbing, grabbing by day, grabbing by force, grabbing by eagle, grabbing by tiger, grabbing gold by mistake, grabbing by force, grabbing by wrestling, grabbing by cicada, grabbing by force, grabbing by force, grabbing by force, grabbing by force, grabbing by force, grabbing by violence, grabbing by theft, grabbing by wantonness, grabbing gold, grabbing and devouring, grabbing and apprehending, grabbing by hustle, grabbing for oneself, grabbing and militarizing, grabbing birds, grabbing and killing, grabbing by force, grabbing by speed, grabbing by force, grabbing by force, grabbing, picking up, grabbing by force, grabbing by force, grabbing by peck, grabbing and engaging, grabbing and wrestling, grabbing by gold and failing to see people;

These words were used in the context of the "I've never seen anyone else.

To seize, to seize, to seize with fine wine, to seize with blows, to seize by day, to seize with old age, to seize with the dragon, to seize with the tiger, to seize with the dragon, to seize with the tiger, to seize with the apprehended, to seize with the cloud, to seize with the stone, to seize with the cloud, to seize with the stone, to seize with the coil, to seize with the Qi, to seize with gold, to seize with hustle and bustle, to seize with the flesh, to seize with the pew.

Sentences:

1. It was more than friendship, more than tenderness, but passionate, fierce love that gripped her heart like a vise.

2, The result is a kind of quota on U.S. imports, but foreign suppliers grab a windfall by raising prices.

3. She stood beside him in her silk nightgown and looked at him so strangely that he was seized with a terror, a horror.

4. I don't know how a feeling of infinite longing has seized you and forced you to take a dangerous, lonely path.

5. Its taxes seize most of the surplus over the cost of production.

6. The wolf seizes the lambs from the flock.

7. They intend to turn around and see if they can seize some advantage for themselves.

8. It stirs up trouble between governments in order to maximize the profits from its investments.

9. Some people use force, bribes and all sorts of tricks to seize wealth and power.

10They are like eagles waiting for an opportunity to seize food from the claws of their rivals.

11. Later the English not only seized the Spanish colonies, but also stole the Spanish novels.

12, It's pretty hard to make a sentence with seize, it's an all-purpose way to make a sentence

13, Death seized the mother, and the child was left alone to be raised by a tyrannical and uncaring old man.