bear off
【他動】

1. hijack（車などを）
2. oust（財産・権利などを）
3. wrest（力ずくで～を）

take __ lives

squeeze ~ out of

Um, and I think that's a brilliant comment and a sad one, actually, because again, cults, uh, take away from people the ability to think for themselves."E2003091", "1981628"

Its success enabled Sony to grab market share from Nintendo, which had previously dominated the market."MB002545", "1933804"

wrest control of the country

putt to force a play-off《ゴルフ》

wrest the world's championship

dehumanizing disease

claim jumper（特に採鉱権を得るために）

wrest the victory

landgrab〈米〉

wrest ~ from a spectator《プロレス》

rob the mind of

Fear robs the mind of reason.

We allowed taxes and inflation to rob us of our earnings and savings and watched the great industrial machine that had made us the most productive people on Earth slow down and the number of unemployed increase."USPIA402", "1982968"

Toyota, Japan's largest car maker, aims to revive the sluggish domestic market for its sedans, and grab market share from European competitors."VOA-0244", "1980601"

grab market share from chief competitor

mind-robbing disease [condition, illness]

grab __% of taxpayer subsidy

take away from someone the ability to think for himself

capture a territory

wrest control from

strip someone of his possessions〔複数形のpossessionsが用いられることが多い。〕

strip someone of his money

steal someone's boyfriend

snatch ~ from someone's hand

despoil someone of his goods

strip ~ down of

suck all the joy out of

take the fun out of

grab the crown of