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robbed

/rɒbd/

/rɑbd/

robbedpast participle

Used as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb "rob"; not usually gradable.

Translations

ограбленный

The museum was robbed last night.

Музей был ограблен прошлой ночью.

Definitions

Deprived of something due to theft or loss.

The robbed bank was left in disarray after the heist.

Feeling cheated or deprived of something one believes they deserve.

She felt robbed of her opportunity to shine after being overlooked for the promotion.

Synonyms

relieved (of)

robverb

robbed

Past Simple

robbed

Past Simple

robbed

Past Participle

robbing

Gerund

/rɒb/

/rɑb/

Translations

грабить

The thieves planned to rob the bank at midnight.

Воры планировали ограбить банк в полночь.

обкрадывать

He felt like life was trying to rob him of his happiness.

Он чувствовал, что жизнь пытается обкрадывать его счастье.

Additional translations

обчистить

обегать

отнимать

Definitions

To take property unlawfully from a person or place by force or threat of force.

The masked men planned to rob the bank at midnight.

To deprive someone of something needed or deserved.

The illness robbed him of his strength.

Synonyms

Antonyms

robnoun

Definitions

A thick, concentrated syrup obtained by slowly evaporating fruit juice, formerly used as a preserve or medicinal preparation.

In Tudor cookery books, elder rob is praised as a remedy for colds.