rapture

The idea of rapture alludes to act of snatching or snatching. This verb (to snatch), meanwhile, refers to obtain something by using force and violence.

An outburst, in this setting, can be a Stole. Mentioned as snatch in some countries, the outburst is perpetrated when the victim is attacked in a surprise manner and with very rapid action.

It can be said that the outburst is a crime that is committed against property. Specifically, it involves the application of violence on the stolen object and not on the subject, although the person may end up injured.

On the other hand, the outburst is usually framed in the set of thefts. In any case, it is common for the classification to be the subject of debate: if the thief struggles with the victim to take an object, there are those who consider it to be theft and others, Stole.

Suppose a man he walks down the street with a phone in one of his hands. Without your noticing, a criminal approaches you, yanks the device away, and runs off. This fact can be mentioned as an outburst.

The notion of rapture is also used as a synonym for snatch. In this case, it may be the alienation that produces a passion or of ecstasy derived from a intense emotion. For example: "In a fit of anger, a young man destroyed a car that was blocking the path of his vehicle", "The singer surprised with an outburst against his record company, insulting the managers", "The president had a literary outburst in the middle of his speech and gave a few verses to the audience".