Definition of land-grabber in English:

land-grabber

noun

1A person who seizes and possesses land in an unfair or unlawful manner.
Example sentencesExamples
- The so-called ‘land-grabber’ was not just despised; he was also the object of boycotting, cattle-maiming, arson, nocturnal gunfire, or worse.
1. 1.1historical A person who took the land of an evicted Irish tenant.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The so-called ‘land-grabber’ was not just despised; he was also the object of boycotting, cattle-maiming, arson, nocturnal gunfire, or worse.

Derivatives

land-grab

nounˈlan(d) ˌɡrabˈlæn(d) ˌgræb

An act of seizing land in an opportunistic or unlawful manner.
a ruthless land grab by paramilitary groups
Example sentencesExamples
- As if this audacious land-grab were not scandal enough, the hijacking was done in a way that makes it harder to stop spammers sending you junk e-mails from nonexistent web addresses.
- The plan by city councillors to redraw borough boundaries to incorporate parts of north Dublin within their bailiwick is an old-fashioned land-grab.
- Picture a frantic land-grab, as one design pioneer after another lunges out into the diminishing frontier, staking out ever-shrinking plots of graphic territory, erecting Keep Out!

land-grabbing

noun

It is a tale of suffering from continued land-grabbing, dispossession, disinheritance, and displacement coupled with powerlessness and the virtual absence of an organized and effective military.
Example sentencesExamples
- The catalogue of documented reports includes rape, plundering, land-grabbing, arson of Hindu temples, bomb attacks and personal injury.
- Staging a coup might work, but ironically in this case land-grabbing might be the way to go.
- And yet the land-grabbing shows no signs of slowing down.
- There are a host of other things they're doing right now, that is majorly against the poor - like land-grabbing, but they'll never be in the news.

Definition of land-grabber in US English:

land-grabber

nounˈlandˌɡrabər

A person who seizes and possesses land in an unfair or unlawful manner.
Example sentencesExamples
- The so-called ‘land-grabber’ was not just despised; he was also the object of boycotting, cattle-maiming, arson, nocturnal gunfire, or worse.

单词	land-grabber
释义	Definition of land-grabber in English: land-grabber noun 1A person who seizes and possesses land in an unfair or unlawful manner. Example sentencesExamples The so-called ‘land-grabber’ was not just despised; he was also the object of boycotting, cattle-maiming, arson, nocturnal gunfire, or worse. 1.1historical A person who took the land of an evicted Irish tenant. Example sentencesExamples The so-called ‘land-grabber’ was not just despised; he was also the object of boycotting, cattle-maiming, arson, nocturnal gunfire, or worse. Derivatives land-grab nounˈlan(d) ˌɡrabˈlæn(d) ˌgræb An act of seizing land in an opportunistic or unlawful manner. a ruthless land grab by paramilitary groups Example sentencesExamples As if this audacious land-grab were not scandal enough, the hijacking was done in a way that makes it harder to stop spammers sending you junk e-mails from nonexistent web addresses. The plan by city councillors to redraw borough boundaries to incorporate parts of north Dublin within their bailiwick is an old-fashioned land-grab. Picture a frantic land-grab, as one design pioneer after another lunges out into the diminishing frontier, staking out ever-shrinking plots of graphic territory, erecting Keep Out! land-grabbing noun It is a tale of suffering from continued land-grabbing, dispossession, disinheritance, and displacement coupled with powerlessness and the virtual absence of an organized and effective military. Example sentencesExamples The catalogue of documented reports includes rape, plundering, land-grabbing, arson of Hindu temples, bomb attacks and personal injury. Staging a coup might work, but ironically in this case land-grabbing might be the way to go. And yet the land-grabbing shows no signs of slowing down. There are a host of other things they're doing right now, that is majorly against the poor - like land-grabbing, but they'll never be in the news. Definition of land-grabber in US English: land-grabber nounˈlandˌɡrabər A person who seizes and possesses land in an unfair or unlawful manner. Example sentencesExamples The so-called ‘land-grabber’ was not just despised; he was also the object of boycotting, cattle-maiming, arson, nocturnal gunfire, or worse.
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