n.强盗，掳掠者，攫食的野兽

原形：marauder复数：marauders

The marauder prowled through the deserted streets, looking for any signs of life or valuables to plunder.
掠夺者在荒废的街道上徘徊，寻找生命迹象或贵重物品以掠夺。
A group of marauders attacked the village under the cover of night, leaving destruction in their wake.
一群掠夺者趁着夜色袭击了村庄，留下一片狼藉。
The marauders descended upon the caravan like a pack of wolves, pillaging everything they could carry.
掠夺者们像一群饿狼一样扑向商队，劫掠了所有能携带的财物。
The ancient castle had long been abandoned, its walls bearing the scars of countless marauder invasions.
这座古老的城堡早已废弃，其墙壁上满是无数次掠夺者侵袭留下的伤痕。
The villagers armed themselves with whatever tools they could find, determined to fend off the approaching marauders.
村民们用能找到的任何工具武装自己，决心抵御即将到来的掠夺者。
The marauding bandits were notorious for their ruthless tactics and the fear they instilled in travelers.
那些掠夺的土匪因其残忍的手段和在旅行者中引起的恐惧而臭名昭著。
After the storm, marauders took advantage of the chaos to loot abandoned homes and stores.
暴风雨过后，掠夺者趁乱洗劫了被遗弃的房屋和商店。
The king dispatched his knights to patrol the borders and protect the realm from marauding invaders.
国王派遣他的骑士巡逻边境，保护王国免受掠夺者的侵扰。
Living in constant fear of marauders, the settlers built their homes in a fortified compound.
由于不断受到掠夺者的威胁，定居者们在有防御工事的围区内建造家园。
The marauder's sudden raid caught the peaceful town off guard, leaving them vulnerable to the onslaught.
掠夺者的突然袭击让这个和平的小镇措手不及，使其在攻击面前毫无防备。