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奪取 (だっしゅ, dasshu) Japanese meaning: usurpation | Kotomora
Common word› Freq. Frequency Top 20,000 Conjugation 奪取する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 奪だっ 取しゅ する 奪だっ 取しゅ しない Polite 奪だっ 取しゅ します 奪だっ 取しゅ しません Past polite 奪だっ 取しゅ しました 奪だっ 取しゅ しませんでした Past 奪だっ 取しゅ した 奪だっ 取しゅ しなかった Te-form 奪だっ 取しゅ して 奪だっ 取しゅ しないで Desire 奪だっ 取しゅ したい 奪だっ 取しゅ したくない Potential 奪だっ 取しゅ できる 奪だっ 取しゅ できない Passive 奪だっ 取しゅ される 奪だっ 取しゅ されない Causative 奪だっ 取しゅ させる 奪だっ 取しゅ させない Causative passive 奪だっ 取しゅ させられる 奪だっ 取しゅ させられない Volitional 奪だっ 取しゅ しよう Polite volitional 奪だっ 取しゅ しましょう Imperative 奪だっ 取しゅ しろ 奪だっ 取しゅ するな Conditional 奪だっ 取しゅ すれば 奪だっ 取しゅ しなければ Tara conditional 奪だっ 取しゅ したら 奪だっ 取しゅ しなかったら
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They seized power in a coup d'état.
The operation to take territory from the enemy began.
Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 を 奪だっ 取しゅ する to seize or take control of something (power, a title, a position)
The rebel forces seized control of the government.
〈 相あい 手て 〉 から 〈 物もの 〉 を 奪だっ 取しゅ する to take something away from an opponent
The athlete took first place away from his rival.
Kanji 奪 rob, take by force, snatch away Related words 奪う is the common everyday verb for taking something away, while 奪取 is a formal noun/する-verb used for deliberate, often organized seizure.
略奪 stresses chaotic plundering or looting, whereas 奪取 focuses on the calculated act of seizing control or possession.
奪取 is a broader, often formal term for seizing or capturing something (territory, power, an object) by force, whereas 強奪 specifically implies a criminal act of robbing someone.
Don't confuse with 強奪 refers to violent robbery of goods or money, while 奪取 is broader and often used for seizing power, titles, or territory rather than physical loot.
奪取 means to seize or capture something (not necessarily something previously lost), while 奪還 specifically means retaking something that used to belong to you.
奪取 means to seize or capture something (not necessarily something previously held by the speaker), while 奪回 specifically means to take back something that was one's own or lost.
Etymology Compound of 奪 (take by force) and 取 (take). The reading だっしゅ is a regular sound change from だつしゅ.
