wrest [美 rɛst, 英 rɛst] 动词 trans
- wrest
- arrancar
- to wrest sth from sb
- arrancarle algo a alguien
- I wrested the knife from him or his grasp
- le arrebaté or le arranqué el cuchillo de las manos
- they tried to wrest the secret out of her
- intentaron arrancarle el secreto
- they wrested a living from or out of the infertile soil liter
- extraían su subsistencia de la tierra yerma liter
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
The nabobs, in some cases, even managed to wrest control of boroughs from the nobility and the gentry.
en.wikipedia.org The war was thus an effort to wrest these social, economic and political advantages back.
en.wikipedia.org While neutral territories are conquered by simply entering them, enemy territories must be wrested from the other player by defeating them in a skirmish.
en.wikipedia.org Protesters launched a pre-emptive strike on the building, in order to wrest control of the position.
en.wikipedia.org This meant political participation was wrested from the great ruling families.
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