plunder 音标拼音: [pl'ʌndɚ]
n . 抢夺,掠夺品,战利品
vt .
vi . 掠夺,抢劫,抢夺
抢夺,掠夺品,战利品掠夺,抢劫,抢夺
plunder n 1 :
goods or money obtained illegally [
synonym : {
loot }, {
booty },
{
pillage }, {
plunder }, {
prize }, {
swag }, {
dirty money }]
v 1 :
take illegally ;
of intellectual property ; "
This writer plundered from famous authors " [
synonym : {
loot }, {
plunder }]
2 :
plunder (
a town )
after capture ; "
the barbarians sacked Rome "
[
synonym : {
sack }, {
plunder }]
3 :
steal goods ;
take as spoils ; "
During the earthquake people looted the stores that were deserted by their owners " [
synonym :
{
plunder }, {
despoil }, {
loot }, {
reave }, {
strip }, {
rifle },
{
ransack }, {
pillage }, {
foray }]
4 :
destroy and strip of its possession ; "
The soldiers raped the beautiful country " [
synonym : {
rape }, {
spoil }, {
despoil },
{
violate }, {
plunder }]
Plunder \
Plun "
der \,
n .
1 .
The act of plundering or pillaging ;
robbery .
See Syn .
of {
Pillage }.
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Inroads and plunders of the Saracens . --
Sir T .
North .
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2 .
That which is taken by open force from an enemy ;
pillage ;
spoil ;
booty ;
also ,
that which is taken by theft or fraud .
"
He shared in the plunder ." --
Cowper .
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3 .
Personal property and effects ;
baggage or luggage . [
Slang ,
Southwestern U .
S .]
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Plunder \
Plun "
der \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Plundered };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Plundering }.] [
G .
pl ["
u ]
ndern to plunder ,
plunder frippery ,
baggage .]
1 .
To take the goods of by force ,
or without right ;
to pillage ;
to spoil ;
to sack ;
to strip ;
to rob ;
as ,
to plunder travelers .
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Nebuchadnezzar plunders the temple of God . --
South .
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2 .
To take by pillage ;
to appropriate forcibly ;
as ,
the enemy plundered all the goods they found .
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Syn :
To pillage ;
despoil ;
sack ;
rifle ;
strip ;
rob .
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88 Moby Thesaurus words for "
plunder ":
banditry ,
blackmail ,
boodle ,
booty ,
brigandage ,
brigandism ,
capture ,
depredate ,
depredation ,
desolate ,
despoil ,
despoiling ,
despoilment ,
despoliation ,
devastate ,
direption ,
fleece ,
forage ,
foraging ,
foray ,
freeboot ,
freebooting ,
graft ,
gut ,
haul ,
hot goods ,
knock off ,
knock over ,
lay waste ,
loot ,
looting ,
maraud ,
marauding ,
perks ,
perquisite ,
pickings ,
pillage ,
pillaging ,
pirate ,
plundering ,
pork barrel ,
prey on ,
prize ,
public till ,
public trough ,
raid ,
raiding ,
ransack ,
ransacking ,
rape ,
rapine ,
ravage ,
ravagement ,
ravaging ,
raven ,
ravish ,
ravishment ,
razzia ,
reive ,
reiving ,
relieve ,
rifle ,
rifling ,
rob ,
robbery ,
sack ,
sacking ,
seize ,
spoil ,
spoiling ,
spoils ,
spoils of office ,
spoliate ,
spoliation ,
squeeze ,
stealings ,
stick up ,
stolen goods ,
strip ,
swag ,
sweep ,
take ,
things ,
till ,
traps ,
tricks ,
vandalism ,
vandalize
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