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強盗

gōtō /ɡoːtoː/

A criminal act where property is taken from a person or place using physical force, violence, or threats. It can refer to both the act of robbery and the person who commits it (a robber).

例句

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1

昨夜、近くの銀行に強盗が入りました。

A robber entered a nearby bank last night.

2

強盗事件の犯人が、本日警察に逮捕されました。

The perpetrator of the robbery case was arrested by the police today.

3

強盗に遭わないように、夜道は気をつけなよ。

Be careful on the streets at night so you don't get robbed.

词族

名词
強盗
Verb
強盗する
相关
強盗犯
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记忆技巧

The first kanji 強 (gō) means 'strong/force' and the second 盗 (tō) means 'steal'. Together they mean 'stealing by force'.

快速测验

コンビニに___が入ったというニュースを見ました。

正确!

正确答案是: 強盗

例句

1

昨夜、近くの銀行に強盗が入りました。

everyday

A robber entered a nearby bank last night.

2

強盗事件の犯人が、本日警察に逮捕されました。

formal

The perpetrator of the robbery case was arrested by the police today.

3

強盗に遭わないように、夜道は気をつけなよ。

informal

Be careful on the streets at night so you don't get robbed.

4

強盗罪の成立には、暴行または脅迫の存在が必要である。

academic

For the crime of robbery to be established, the existence of assault or intimidation is necessary.

5

当店は強盗対策として、最新の防犯カメラを設置しています。

business

As a measure against robbery, this store has installed the latest security cameras.

词族

名词
強盗
Verb
強盗する
相关
強盗犯

常见搭配

銀行強盗 bank robbery / bank robber
強盗に遭う to be robbed / to encounter a robber
強盗を捕まえる to catch a robber
強盗が入る a robber breaks in
押し込み強盗 forced entry robbery

常用短语

強盗殺人

robbery-homicide

強盗致傷

robbery resulting in injury

路上強盗

street robbery / mugging

容易混淆的词

強盗 vs 泥棒

Dorobō is a general term for a thief (often stealthy), while Gōtō specifically implies the use of force or threats.

強盗 vs 万引き

Manbiki refers specifically to shoplifting, which is non-violent theft from a store.

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使用说明

The word can represent the person (the robber) or the incident (the robbery) depending on the context. It is often used with the verb 'au' (to encounter/suffer) to express being a victim.

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常见错误

Learners often use 'dorobō' for violent robberies; remember that 'gōtō' must involve force. Also, avoid using it for simple digital theft or fraud.

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记忆技巧

The first kanji 強 (gō) means 'strong/force' and the second 盗 (tō) means 'steal'. Together they mean 'stealing by force'.

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词源

A Sinitic compound (Kango) combining the characters for 'strong' (強) and 'stealing' (盗).

语法模式

Used as a noun identifying the person or the crime. Combines with 'suru' to form the verb 'to rob'. Takes the particle 'ni' when used with 'au' (to be robbed).
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文化背景

Japan has a reputation for safety, and 'gōtō' cases, especially involving firearms, are treated as very major national news due to their rarity.

快速测验

コンビニに___が入ったというニュースを見ました。

正确!

正确答案是: 強盗

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