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loot Noun 1. goods stolen in wartime or during riots; plunder 2. Informal money Verb 1. to plunder (a city) during war or riots 2. to steal (money or goods) during war or riots [Hindi lūt] looter n
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loot Translations n loot [luːt] something which is stolen The thieves got away with a lot of loot. buit سَلْب، مَغْنَم плячка lup bytte die Beute λάφυρα, λεία botín röövsaak غارت saalis butin בִּיזָה, שָׁלָל लूट plijen zsákmány barang curian ránsfengur bottino, malloppo 略奪品 약탈품 grobis laupījums barang-barang curi buit bytte, tyvegods łup saque pradă добыча (ukradnutá) korisť plen plen byte, rov ของที่ได้จากการปล้นในระหว่างสงครามหรือการจลาจล ganimet 掠奪物 награбоване; здобич لوٹ کا مال của cướp được 掠夺物 v to rob or steal from (a place) The soldiers looted the shops of the captured town. geplunder يَسْلُب، يَنْهَب плячкосвам (vy)plenit plyndre plündern λεηλατώ saquear rüüstama غارت کردن ryöstää piller לִבזוֹז, לִגנוֹב लूटना pljačkati kifoszt, fosztogat menjarah ræna saccheggiare 略奪する 약탈하다 (api)plėšti, grobti laupīt; sirot merompak plunderen (ut)plyndre, ta som bytte (z)łupić roubar a jefui грабить (vy)plieniť pleniti opljačkati plundra ปล้นสะดม yağmalamak 搶劫 грабувати; захоплювати здобич لوٹ مچانا cướp bóc 抢劫 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| It is my treasure; and if I can't have the loot I'll take darned good care that no one else does. This operation required several hours, during which time a number of the chariots were requisitioned to transport the loot, which consisted in arms, ammunition, silks, furs, jewels, strangely carved stone vessels, and a quantity of solid foods and liquids, including many casks of water, the first I had seen since my advent upon Mars. "An Outpost of Progress" is the lightest part of the loot I carried off from Central Africa, the main portion being of course "The Heart of Darkness. |
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