英语词汇“pillage”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	pillage
释义	pil·lage I. \ˈpilij, -lēj\ noun (-s) Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from piller to plunder (from peille rag, from Latin pilleum felt cap) + -age — more at pill (hair) 1. a. : the act of stripping of money and goods especially during war : sack < the painting may have been ruined in a pillage or massacre — Willa Cather > < plan for the pillage and enslavement of the earth — Calvin Coolidge > b. : the unlawful taking of property : robbery 2. archaic : something taken as booty : spoil < robbed all the country there about and brought the pillage home — Edmund Spenser > II. \“, esp in pres part -ləj\ verb (-ed/-ing/-s) *transitive verb* 1. : to strip of money or goods by open violence : loot, sack < pirates pillaged the coasts — C.L.Jones > 2. : to acquire by stealing : take possession of unlawfully : purloin < gradually deserted, pillaged for building material, so that little marble remains — Claudia Cassidy > < the thought process which leads to the pillaging of an idea — L.P.Beth > < tobacco pillaged from a tin-full which his father had bought — Arthur Morrison > *intransitive verb* : to take booty : plunder < swept down … burning and pillaging — Mary Smith > Synonyms: see ravage
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