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looter

/ˈluː.tər/

Traduction: Personne qui vole des biens, généralement pendant une guerre, des émeutes ou une catastrophe naturelle, souvent en emportant des objets de valeur ou du butin.

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/ˈluː.tər/B2formal
  • frPersonne qui vole des biens, généralement pendant une guerre, des émeutes ou une catastrophe naturelle, souvent en emportant des objets de valeur ou du butin.

A noun referring to a person who steals goods, typically during a war, riot, or natural disaster, often taking spoils or plunder.

  1. Plunderer in warB2formal

    A person who steals goods or valuables during a war or conflict, often taking advantage of chaos.

    frPilleur de guerre

    • The soldiers acted as looters, taking everything from the abandoned houses.
    • During the invasion, many civilians became looters out of desperation.
    • The general condemned the looters who ransacked the city.

    Synonymesdespoilermarauderpillagerplundererraider

  2. Rioter or thiefB1informal

    Someone who steals from shops or homes during a riot, natural disaster, or other public disturbance.

    frPilleur

    • The police arrested several looters after the protest turned violent.
    • Looters broke into the electronics store and stole everything.
    • After the earthquake, looters targeted damaged buildings.

    Synonymesburglardespoilermarauderpillagerplundererraiderrobberthief

Formes
  • looters plural form
  • looters' possessive plural form
  • looter's possessive singular form
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