plunder

plunder

英 [ˈplʌndə(r)]        美 [ˈplʌndər]

形容词

• plundered：被掠夺的
• plundering：掠夺的
• plunderous：掠夺性的

名词

• plunder：掠夺，抢劫

词语辨析

plunder与rob、loot和pillage都有“掠夺”的意思，但它们的用法略有不同。

• rob：指以暴力或威胁进行抢劫，通常指个人或小团伙的行为。
• loot：指在战争、暴乱、灾难等混乱局势中大规模掠夺。
• pillage：指军队对敌方城市或村庄进行的大肆掠夺。

词汇扩充

• plunderer：掠夺者
• plunderousness：掠夺性
• unplundered：未被掠夺的

近义词

• rob
• loot
• pillage
• ravish
• despoil

反义词

• contribute
• aid
• assist

柯林斯词典（Collins Dictionary）

plunder (verb)

If you plunder a place or group of people, you steal things from a place or often people, using violence.

plunder (noun)

Plunder is property that is stolen, especially by an army from the people or place that it has attacked.

牛津词典（Oxford Dictionary）

plunder (verb)

To steal goods from (a place or person), typically using force and in a time of war or civil disorder.

plunder (noun)

Goods stolen during plunder; loot.

用法

• He led his army to plunder the enemy's camp.（他率领军队掠夺敌军营地。）
• The pirates plundered the ship and took all the valuable cargo.（海盗掠夺了那艘船，带走了所有贵重货物。）
• The museum was plundered during the chaos of the war.（博物馆在战争混乱中被洗劫一空。）

例句

1. The invaders plundered the village, taking everything of value.（入侵者掠夺了村庄，拿走了一切有价值的东西。）
2. After the riot, the stores were left plundered and in ruins.（骚乱过后，商店被洗劫一空，成了一片废墟。）
3. The rebels plundered the government buildings, searching for incriminating documents.（反叛者洗劫了政府大楼，搜寻涉罪文件。）
4. She discovered her jewelry had been plundered from the safe.（她发现她的珠宝被从保险箱中盗走了。）
5. The conquering army plundered the defeated kingdom, leaving it in ruins.（征服的军队洗劫了被打败的王国，使之成为一片废墟。）
6. The pirates plundered every ship that crossed their path.（海盗掠夺了每一艘穿过他们航线的船只。）
7. The museum exhibits were plundered during the burglary.（博物馆的展品在入室盗窃中被掠夺。）
8. The invaders plundered the city for its riches.（入侵者掠夺了这座城市的财富。）
9. The explorers stumbled upon a hidden treasure trove and began plundering it.（探险者偶然发现了一个隐藏的宝藏，开始洗劫。）
10. In times of war, many innocent civilians become victims of plunder.（在战争时期，许多无辜的平民成为掠夺的受害者。）