loot
verb [ I or T ] uk/luːt/ us/luːt/
（通常指在暴力事件中集体）抢劫，洗劫
(usually of large numbers of people during a violent event) to steal from shops and houses
During the riot shops were looted and cars damaged or set on fire. 在暴乱期间商店遭洗劫，汽车被砸坏或烧毁。
Indian English（从某处或某人）偷窃
to steal something from a place or person
Burglars looted cash and mobiles from a shop in Tagore Town. 盗贼从泰戈尔镇上的一家商店里偷走了现金和手机。
The passengers in the general compartment of Shramjivi Express were looted and robbed of their valuables. 什拉姆基维特快上普通车厢里乘客身上的值钱物品被偷抢一空。
loot
noun [ U ] uk/luːt/ us/luːt/
（尤指军队的）战利品，掠夺品
money and valuable objects that have been stolen, especially by an army from a defeated enemy or by thieves