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Перевод: loot

[существительное]
добыча ; награбленное добро; награбленное; ограбление; деньги [жарг.] ; незаконные доходы;
[глагол]
грабить; погромить; награбить; уносить добычу

Тезаурус:

1. The general form relied on the argument that the riots were not a form of protest against the insufferable social conditions of inner-city areas or the actions of the police, but a "criminal act" or a "cry for loot".
2. The curator of the Jeffery Museum scorned Mentmore as no more than "a heterogeneous accumulation of prestigious loot", while Lord Vaizey scathingly described the contents of Calke as "skiploads of junk".
3. The Lombard royal hoard was divided, as was often the custom, as loot for the Frankish army.
4. Though depleted by robbery in Thrace on the way home, Vulso's loot astonished the Romans for its size and quality.
5. At least one citizen died through coming back into the town after a great thickness of ash had accumulated, and presumably during a lull in the eruption, either to loot or to rescue his own little hoard of gold.
6. He ran up the ramp, the sergeant liftmaster activating the hydraulics even before he had set loot on it.
7. The sound which law-abiding people heard at Handsworth was not a cry for help but a cry for loot.
8. The earliest displays of Etruscan and Greek art in Republican Rome were seen at the triumphal parades of loot and prisoners held in the centre of Rome to celebrate the victories of Roman consuls, senior magistrates who led the army into battle.
9. This year, 350,000 have died of starvation as warring factions loot food convoys.
10. I had hardly time to see that a car had been driven up to a shop window and was now rapidly reversing out of it when two young men wearing stocking-masks and bundled up in thick clothing, making them unidentifiable, came rushing into the street, each swinging a bag of loot.
11. There is also the chance of picking up a not inconsiderable amount of loot.
12. When landlords refused to open their granaries, he went with an army of tribal people to loot them, promising to return what they had taken in a better season.
13. " Bodie glanced at Doyle, who finished: "The loot?