v.掠夺，(尤指战乱时用武力)抢劫
n.掠夺，抢掠，(尤指战争中)掠夺的财物

原形：plunder第三人称单数：plunders复数：plunders过去式：plundered过去分词：plundered现在分词：plundering

The pirates plundered the merchant ship, taking all its valuable cargo.
海盗掠夺了商船，带走了所有贵重货物。
During the war, the invading army plundered the city, leaving destruction in their wake.
战争期间，入侵军队洗劫了这座城市，留下一片废墟。
The greedy dictator plundered the country's resources for his own personal gain.
贪婪的独裁者掠夺国家资源以谋取个人私利。
The antique collector was accused of plundering historical sites for rare artifacts.
那位古董收藏家被指控为获取稀有文物而掠夺历史遗址。
The conquerors mercilessly plundered the riches of the defeated kingdom.
征服者无情地掠夺了战败国的财富。
The hacker found a way to plunder sensitive data from the company's servers.
黑客找到了从公司服务器上窃取敏感数据的方法。
The documentary exposed how the logging company was illegally plundering the rainforest.
纪录片揭露了那家伐木公司非法掠夺雨林的行为。
The conqueror's men plundered food and supplies from every village they passed through.
征服者的部下从经过的每个村庄掠夺食物和补给。
The scandal involved top officials plundering public funds for personal luxury.
这起丑闻涉及高层官员挪用公款用于个人奢侈消费。
Archaeologists worry that unchecked tourism could lead to the plunder of ancient sites.
考古学家担心不受控制的旅游可能导致古代遗址遭到掠夺。