抢 (qiǎng): to snatch, to grab

When the supermarket has a sale, people often rush to buy cheap goods.

Both children wanted that toy, so they started fighting over it, neither willing to give in.

On the subway, a young man voluntarily offered his seat to an elderly person, and no one competed with him for the seat.

In order to win the game, he scrambled for the ball desperately, not giving up even when he fell.

When shopping online, if you are slow, limited-edition items will quickly be snatched up by others.