英:[luːt]
美:[luːt]
英:[luːt]
美:[luːt]
第三人称单数:loots
现在分词:looting
过去式:looted
过去分词:looted
looter (n.)
词根:loot
n.looting 抢劫;洗劫,趁乱打劫
looter 抢劫者
v.looting 打劫(loot的现在分词)
noun
goods and valuables taken by pillaging or plundering, usu. under conditions of war or general disorder; spoils.The returning soldiers brought back loot from the lands they had conquered.
goods taken by stealth or other dishonest means.The thief hid the loot in a locker at the airport.
(informal) a number of purchases, gifts, or the like.After his shopping spree, he came over to show me his loot.The kids got a lot of loot for Christmas this year.
the act of looting.
transitive verb
to forcibly remove goods or valuables from (a place), usu. under conditions of war or general disorder; plunder; pillage.The invading army looted the village.Some of the downtown stores were looted in the aftermath of the hurricane.
to steal (goods, money, or the like) in times of general disorder, such as during a riot, attack, or in the aftermath of a natural disaster.The angry mob looted merchandise from retail stores in the center of the city.
intransitive verb
to pillage or plunder, usu. during war or times of general disorder.
"goods taken from an enemy, etc.," 1802(出自伦敦查尔斯·詹姆斯的《军事词典》),英印混合语,源自印地语 lut,来自梵语 loptram, lotram “战利品,被盗财物”,源自 PIE *roup-tro-,源自根 *reup- “抢夺”(见 rip(v.))。
LOOTICS, Ind. A term in India to express a body of irregular horsemen, who plunder and lay waste the country, and harrass the enemy in their march. They may be compared to the Hulans of Europe and other free-booters.
LOOTY WALLOW, Ind. A term of the same import as Lootics.
[James, "Military Dictionary"]
LOOTICS, Ind. 印度术语,用于表达一群不规则的骑兵,他们抢劫和破坏国家,并在敌人行军时骚扰他们。他们可以与欧洲的胡兰人和其他自由掠夺者相比较。
LOOTY WALLOW, Ind. 与 Lootics 意思相同的术语。
[詹姆斯,《军事词典》]
Noun and Verb Hindi & Urdu lūṭ; akin to Sanskrit luṇṭati he plunders
The first known use of loot was circa 1788
lopsidedadjective
leaning to one side : unbalanced
lopsidedadjective
leaning to one side : unbalanced
lopverb
to cut branches or twigs from a tree
to remove unnecessary or undesirable parts from something—usually used with off
lopverb
to cut branches or twigs from a tree
to remove unnecessary or undesirable parts from something—usually used with off
lopenoun
an easy leaping way of moving
lopenoun
an easy leaping way of moving
lopverb
to cut branches or twigs from a tree
to remove unnecessary or undesirable parts from something—usually used with off
loot1 of 2noun
something stolen or taken by force
loot2 of 2verb
plunder entry 1, steal
loot1 of 2noun
something stolen or taken by force
loot2 of 2verb
plunder entry 1, steal
loot1 of 2noun
something stolen or taken by force
loot2 of 2verb
plunder entry 1, steal
1 Most burglars, I knew, were caught not on the job, but trying to dispose of the loot.
2 "Pick up all" button added to loot sack and chests.
“收拾”按钮添加到战利品的袋子和箱子。
3 “All of which means that you’ve got a pile of loot back there in the drain pipe,” said Harry Cat.
4 Why don’t I call myself a Gypsy and get all this loot ’n’ all for free, eh?
5 They looted the Jewish market, taking everything but the matzoh and the yahrzeit candles.
6 Most of the stores were still closed, their steel gates locked and protecting whatever had survived the days and nights of looting.
7 Finally, he crawls back under the fence, dragging his loot and grinning.
8 His armies devastated and looted right down to the walls of Constantinople.
他的军队一路破坏、抢劫,直抵君士坦丁堡的城墙下.
9 It is loot, isn't it?
这是外快, 是 么 ?
10 Beatings , looting and arson by marauding militias have created an atmosphere of fear and insecurity.
这些民兵盗匪在村落里打人 、 抢劫和纵火,制造了恐慌不安的气氛.
11 Well, and a few people who were looting.
12 A mob looted his shop and burned it to the ground.
13 They wore only what bits of armor they had looted from dead rangers or stolen during raids.
14 "Not until you take us to the loot," said Trout.
15 The Nazis were not only boarding passengers, they were loading their looted art and treasure onto the ships.
16 I drop one handle of the loot sack off my shoulder.
17 Soon the coach was trussed like a rodeo calf and dumped with the other loot—crates of food, extra weapons, even the magical ice chest from the mess hall.
18 Timett they discovered looting the bodies of the slain with his Burned Men.
19 Trucks have been burned, drivers killed and merchandise have been looted and set on fire.
卡车被烧毁, 司机被杀害,商品被抢劫和放火焚烧.
20 Others joined the soldiers, who had started looting shops.
1 抢劫
rapacious raid robbery plunder pillage spoliation stick-up do roll rob hijack ravage ransack job heist hold-up clip jack spoil despoil maraud blag knock over ram raid marauding looting hit predatory rape caper depredation rapine stickup rifle sack raven fleece ravish spoliate Rob strip pluck reave snatch turn somewhere over hold up knock off dacoity plunderage brigand high-jack stick pill harrow
3 战利品
boot prize trophy scalp spoil conquest booty plunder spoils capture prey sack spolia rip pillage
4 赃款
6 强夺
extortion rapacious rape spoil raven forcing seizing usurpation rapacity despoliation disseise shave rob hustle usurp extort rend ravish forcing pump
8 钱
monetary money cash bread dough brass lolly shekel boodle LSD stuff roll silver scratch bean jack tin wedge kale wad SEN oof ducat Oscar moolah jun dinero gelt bunce pelf mazuma wonga l.s.d. jeon dibs ackers buck qian dosh gold cabbage lettuce wampum bees and honey green Jack largesse spondulicks geets gainings pazaza dooteroomus do-re-mi mezonny tlac ookus geedus beewy soapgrease oil necessary mark rock soft bone pocket chip cheese juice coin dust potato soap corn dump charm sock bark ammo tease velvet pudding rhino rivet filthy swag jingle gilt rind salve alfalfa sen cushy spud greenback needful scrip clink wherewithal wherewith doubloon dingbat darby ocher moola nicker kanga splosh cush siller
9 金钱
money monetary pecuniary moneyed £sd do-re-mi fund necessary gold pocket bread dough jack tin penny purse rhino wherewithal oof lucre pelf spondulicks filthy lucre golden calf cash means Mammon monies possible dollar coin dump brass syrup nugget gilt ochre balsam mammon ducat gelt splosh siller pounds pocket book board money
10 偷走
12 抢夺
holdup rapaciously plunderage grab snatch ravin rapaciousness jayhawking glaum rob shear hijack Nip rend glom accroach
16 掠夺
predatory rapacious plunder pillage spoliation ravage ransack depredation vampirism ravin spoil foray rifle rape sack raven disarray harry despoil deflower depredate spoliate ravenous raid reive overrun Harry strip pluck maraud plunderage capture seizure rapine rapacity despoliation jayhawking pirate prey rob forage scoff filibuster pill seize harrow flay reave extortionate extortionary extortion predation extort jayhawk blag
17 赃物
bent mainour boot steal booty swag picking stealing reif plunder spoils haul spoil stuff plant theft prey sting ravine ravin pelf