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reave

/riːv/

Traducción: 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.

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/riːv/formalobsoleto
  • esVerbo de registro elevado o literario que significa saquear, robar, arrebatar o llevarse algo por la fuerza, o privar de algo mediante violencia o rapiña.

An archaic verb meaning to plunder, rob, or carry away by force.

verbo irregular

  1. Steal or plunderC2formalbritish

    To take goods or property by force, especially in a raid or war.

    essaquear, robar

    • 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.

    Sinónimosdespoillootpillageplunderravageriflerobsackstrip

Formas
  • reaved past participle
  • reft past participle
  • reaved past simple
  • reft past simple
  • reaving present participle
  • reaves third person singular