plunder

• Substantivo que designa bens ou dinheiro obtidos ilegalmente, geralmente por meio de roubo, saque ou pilhagem; também se refere ao ato de saquear ou pilhar.

A noun referring to goods or money obtained illegally, typically through theft, looting, or robbery.

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1. Stolen goods or moneyB2formal

   Items or money taken by force or illegally, especially during war or conflict.

   Bens saqueados

   • The pirates divided their plunder among the crew.
   • The museum displayed ancient plunder from conquered cities.
   • The thieves escaped with their plunder before the police arrived.

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• Verbo usado para designar o ato de roubar bens ou valores, especialmente durante a guerra ou distúrbios civis, ou de tomar algo à força ou por fraude.

A verb used to indicate the act of stealing goods or valuables, especially during war or civil unrest, or to take something by force or fraud.

1. Steal intellectual propertyB2formal

   To take or use someone else's ideas, inventions, or creative work without permission or legal right.

   Apropriar-se de propriedade intelectual

   • The company was accused of plundering designs from smaller competitors.
   • He plundered the manuscript and published it under his own name.
   • Artists often worry about their work being plundered online.

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2. Loot a town after captureB2formal

   To violently steal valuable items from a place, especially a town or city, after conquering it.

   Saque

   • The invading army plundered the city for three days.
   • Historical records describe how the Vikings plundered coastal villages.
   • After the siege, the soldiers plundered the capital.

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3. Steal goods or spoilsB2formal

   To take goods or property by force, often during a war or conflict.

   Saque

   • The pirates plundered the merchant ship of its cargo.
   • They plundered gold and jewels from the ancient temple.
   • The raiders plundered everything of value from the village.

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4. Destroy and strip of possessionsB2formal

   To completely ruin a place and take away all its belongings.

   Saque

   • The earthquake plundered the town, leaving it in ruins.
   • The invaders plundered the palace, taking everything and burning the rest.
   • Years of war plundered the region of its resources and heritage.

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