loot

n.掠夺品；赃物；<俚>钱
v.掠夺；洗劫
名词：looter
过去式：looted
过去分词：looted
现在分词：looting
第三人称单数：loots
loot详解释义
loot双解释义
loot英英释义
n.(名词)
战利品
赃物
掠夺物
抢劫
掠夺
金钱
非法收入
外快
投机倒把
<俚>钱
值钱的物品
掠夺品
被盗物
劫掠
洗劫
值钱货
v.(动词)
劫掠（都市）
贪污
强夺
抢劫
洗劫
打劫
掠夺
抢夺
n.(名词)
[U]赃物，掠夺物，战利品 goods taken from an enemy in war or stolen by thieves
v.(动词)
vt. & vi. 抢劫,掠夺 carry off loot;take sth as loot;take loot from sth
Noun
goods or money obtained illegally
informal terms for money
Verb
take illegally; of intellectual property;

"This writer plundered from famous authors"

steal goods; take as spoils;

"During the earthquake people looted the stores that were deserted by their owners"

loot例句
用作名词(n.)
I sneaked a loot at the plans on her desk.
我偷偷地看了一眼她书桌上的计划。
During the riot there are ten cases of loot and two cases of arsons.
在暴乱中有10起抢劫案和两起纵火案。
The thieves pides the loot into equal shares.
窃贼们把赃物均分成若干份。
The thieves were caught with their loot by the police.
警察抓获了小偷及其赃物。
用作动词(v.)
The Japanese soldiers looted and massacred for three days in Nanjing.
日本兵在南京掠夺屠杀了三天。
The mob looted many shops in the area.
暴徒在该地抢劫了许多商店。
loot近义词
plunder
rob
pillage
booty
ransack
sack
dough
burgle
do over
swag
cash
dosh
money
spoils
wealth
burglarize
despoil
pirate
prey
raid
velvet
rifle
dinero
lolly
lettuce
strip
wampum
boodle
cabbage
prize
reave
simoleons
kale
gelt
foray
shekels
dirty money
scratch
sugar
moolah
bread
lucre
clams
pelf