英语词组rob of是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

rob (someone or something) of (something)

1. To steal something from someone or something. He installed a computer virus that robs the company of tiny amounts of money every single time a bank transaction is carried out. The mugger robbed me of my passport and all my cash, but thankfully he ran off before he got my phone.

2. To deprive something from someone or something. He really robbed me of my dignity with the way he chastised me in front of everyone. The trees' leaves have become so large and numerous that they are actually robbing the vegetation on the jungle floor of precious sunlight.

rob someone of something

to deprive someone of something, not necessarily by theft. What you have done has robbed me of my dignity! If you do that, you will rob yourself of your future.

rob of

1. To deprive someone of something by stealing it: The thief robbed us of our money. I was robbed of my car.

2. To deprive something or someone of something, to injurious effect: This parasite robs trees of sap. The malicious rumor robbed me of my professional standing.

词组	rob of
释义	phraserob of rob sb/sth of sth to take away an important quality, ability etc from someone or something: Wilson's early failures had robbed him of confidence. a literal translation that has robbed the poems of their power and mystery Black Americans had been robbed of their basic rights by the state legislature.■ SIMILAR TO: deprive of rob (someone or something) of (something) 1. To steal something from someone or something. He installed a computer virus that robs the company of tiny amounts of money every single time a bank transaction is carried out. The mugger robbed me of my passport and all my cash, but thankfully he ran off before he got my phone. 2. To deprive something from someone or something. He really robbed me of my dignity with the way he chastised me in front of everyone. The trees' leaves have become so large and numerous that they are actually robbing the vegetation on the jungle floor of precious sunlight. rob someone of something to deprive someone of something, not necessarily by theft. What you have done has robbed me of my dignity! If you do that, you will rob yourself of your future. rob of v. 1. To deprive someone of something by stealing it: The thief robbed us of our money. I was robbed of my car. 2. To deprive something or someone of something, to injurious effect: This parasite robs trees of sap. The malicious rumor robbed me of my professional standing.
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