Rechercher
to plunder
01
piller, saccager
to steal goods from a place or person, especially during times of war, chaos, or civil disorder
Transitive: to plunder a place
Example
Last year, pirates unexpectedly plundered a fleet of merchant ships in the region.
During the invasion, the army decided to plunder the enemy 's resources.
In times of social unrest, looters may attempt to plunder businesses and homes.
02
piller, dérober
to take material from artistic or academic work and use it for one's own purposes, often without permission
Transitive: to plunder intellectual property
03
piller, saccager
to engage in theft or looting, usually in a violent or chaotic manner
Intransitive
04
piller, dérober
to steal goods, often by force, especially during times of chaos or disorder
Transitive: to plunder goods and valuables
Plunder
01
butin, spoliation
goods or money obtained illegally
Exemple
Last year, pirates unexpectedly plundered a fleet of merchant ships in the region.
During the invasion, the army decided to plunder the enemy's resources.
In times of social unrest, looters may attempt to plunder businesses and homes.
The pirates planned to plunder the merchant ship and seize its valuable cargo.
Historical accounts describe how invaders would plunder villages and towns during conflicts.
