despoil
英 [dɪˈspɔɪl] 美 [dɪˈspɔɪl]

vt.

掠夺，抢劫；

变形

过去式：despoiled过去分词：despoiled现在分词：despoiling第三人称单数：despoils

英英释义

despoil[ di'spɔil ]

• v.
  • steal goods; take as spoils

    同义词：plunderlootreavestriprifleransackpillageforay

  • destroy and strip of its possession

    同义词：rapespoilviolateplunder

双语例句

1. A region despoiled of its scenic beauty by unchecked development.
   由于不加限制的发展而使这个地区丧失了其美丽景色
2. Museums have despoiled India of many priceless treasures.
   博物馆里有许多从印度掠夺来的无价之宝。

权威例句

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Zones of tension: desertification and despoilation in Frederick Sommer’s Arizona photographs 1939-1945
Book Review:The Nonpartisan League. Herbert E. Gaston; The Story of the Nonpartisan League. Charles Edward Russell; The Despoilers...