reave
/riːv/verb
/riːv/
Устаревший глагол, означающий грабить, отнимать или уносить силой.
Verbo de registro elevado o literario que significa saquear, robar, arrebatar o llevarse algo por la fuerza, o privar de algo mediante violencia o rapiña.
Verbe vieilli ou littéraire signifiant piller, dérober ou emporter de force, enlever de manière violente.
Veralteter Begriff für gewaltsames Nehmen: rauben, plündern oder etwas mit Gewalt wegnehmen.
Verbo arcaico que significa saquear, roubar ou levar algo à força. Pode indicar também devastar, despojar ou arrebatar violentamente.
古旧或文学用语，指用暴力抢夺、劫掠或强行夺走财物。
فعل قديم يعني السلب أو الأخذ بالقوة أو النهب أو الاختطاف.
An archaic verb meaning to plunder, rob, or carry away by force.
irregular verb
Steal or plunderC2formalbritish
To take goods or property by force, especially in a raid or war.
Грабитьsaquear, robarPillerRaubenSaque掠夺السلب والنهب- The Vikings would reave coastal villages for treasure.
- During the conflict, soldiers reaved the countryside of its resources.
- The bandits reaved the merchant's caravan of all its goods.
Forms
- reaved past participle
- reft past participle
- reaved past simple
- reft past simple
- reaving present participle
- reaves third person singular