wrested

英 [英 [ˈrestɪd]]

美 [美 [ˈrestɪd]]

v.  (尤指艰难或非法地)攫取，抢夺; 抢，夺(物品)
wrest的过去分词和过去式

过去式：wrested　 　 　 　

双语例句

• The initiative was wrested from him by the Hungarian General Staff.
  主动权被匈牙利总参谋部队从他手中夺去了。
• She wrested it from his hands. They cut me out of all my money.
  她硬把它从他手里夺去。他们夺去了我所有的钱。
• His nephew wrested away control of the company.
  他的侄子夺取了公司的管理权。
• Appears to have been physically wrested from its owner.
  而那个手提包被从它主人手中武力夺取了。
• In1870, the kingdom of italy, in a shift of political power, established Rome as the national capital of italy, wrested political power from the papal governments, and absorbed the so-called "papal states" into its territory.
  1870年，在一次政权转移中，意大利王国将罗马定为意大利的国家首都，从教皇政府中夺过政权，将所谓的罗马“教皇国”列入自己的版图。
• The brave nurse wrested the knife from the insane man.
  勇敢的护士从疯人手中夺走刀。
• Matter steadily wrested control of the cosmos away from radiation.
  物质循序渐进，自辐射手中夺得宇宙演化的掌控权。
• There could be no honour in a sure success, but much might be wrested from a sure defeat!
  也许从确实的成功中并不能得到名誉，但从真正的失败中，却可以得到许多东西。
• Something my own, not passed on or handed down, something seized, wrested& my good character, hopefully, my taste perhaps.
  我自己的一些特质，并非上承下传的那种，一些拥有和占有的&我那优秀的性格，但愿还有我的品味。
• He wrested the weapon from his opponent's grasp.
  他从对手的手中夺下武器。