Pronunciation: /əˈɡɔː/
noun a person who steals or snatches something
A1 Ang agaw ng lalaki sa kanyang cellphone ay hindi maganda.
A2 Nakita ko ang agaw ng pusa sa labas ng tindahan.
B1 Nagkaroon ng agaw sa pag-aari ng lupa matapos ang magulong inheritance.
B2 Ang agaw sa korona ng prinsipe ay nagdulot ng malaking sigalot sa kaharian.
C1 Ang agaw sa kapangyarihan ay madalas na sanhi ng digmaan sa mga bansa.
C2 Ang pag-aagawang teritoryo sa politika ay nagdudulot ng hindi magandang epekto sa buong bansa.
verb to steal or snatch something quickly
A1 The child agawed the toy from his friend.
A2 She agawed the last cookie from the plate before anyone else could take it.
B1 The thief tried to agaw the purse from the woman's hand, but she held on tightly.
B2 The skilled pickpocket was able to agaw the wallet from the man's pocket without him noticing.
C1 The spy managed to agaw the confidential documents from the high-security facility without being detected.
C2 The master thief was known for his ability to agaw priceless artifacts from heavily guarded museums.
formal The thief attempted to agaw the valuable painting from the museum.
informal I saw him trying to agaw some snacks from the pantry.
slang He always tries to agaw my phone when I'm not looking.
figurative The new competitor is trying to agaw market share from the established companies.
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