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plunder美 ['plʌndər] 英 ['plʌndə(r)] - n.掠夺；抢掠；（尤指战争中）掠夺的财物
- v.掠夺
- 网络抢劫；劫掠；抢夺
过去分词：plundered 现在分词：plundering 第三人称单数：plunders v. steal,rob,pillage,raid,ransack 1. | [i][t] （尤指战乱时用武力）抢劫，掠夺to steal things from a place, especially using force during a time of war |
| The troops crossed the country, plundering and looting as they went. 部队经过乡村，一路抢劫掳掠。 | | The abbey had been plundered of its valuables. 教堂的珍宝被洗劫一空。 | | Only a small amount of the money that he plundered from his companies has been recovered. 他从公司搜刮的钱只有一小部分被追回。 |
1. | 抢掠；掠夺the act of plundering |
2. | （尤指战争中）掠夺的财物things that have been stolen, especially during a war, etc. |
v. | 2. (尤指在作战或内乱时)抢劫;抢夺(某地)的东西: | n. | |
v. | 1. to rob a place or the people living there, or steal goods using violence and often causing damage, especially in wartime or during civil unrest 2. to rob a place or steal goods or money by fraudulent means 3. to gain or acquire something by superior strength or skill 4. to take valuable things from a place using force, sometimes causing a lot of damage 5. to take or use something that belongs to someone else in order to give yourself an advantage 6. rob,esp.during war or civil disorder;take goods from(pace)by force 1. to rob a place or the people living there, or steal goods using violence and often causing damage, especially in wartime or during civil unrest 2. to rob a place or steal goods or money by fraudulent means 3. to gain or acquire something by superior strength or skill 4. to take valuable things from a place using force, sometimes causing a lot of damage 5. to take or use something that belongs to someone else in order to give yourself an advantage 6. rob,esp.during war or civil disorder;take goods from(pace)by force | n. | 1. something stolen by force, especially during wartime or civil unrest 2. the theft of goods by force or fraud 3. valuable things taken from a place using force 4. the act of taking valuable things from a place using force 1. something stolen by force, especially during wartime or civil unrest 2. the theft of goods by force or fraud 3. valuable things taken from a place using force 4. the act of taking valuable things from a place using force |
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