關於Plunder的意思和用法的提問

A: It means to steal goods from someone or a place typically using force and in a time of war or civil disorder

A: okay, this word can means:
stole, loot, ravage and defraud but both are almost the same thing.

exemples:
I had plundering a bank yesterday
I had looted your purse

you see? they have almost the same meaning so yeah, I hope i've helped you!

A: "Plunder" (the noun, means 'treasure') is what you get when you "plunder" (the verb, means 'to steal') from someone.

A: They're all very similar in meaning. "Plunder" and "pillage" are both using violence to steal, while "loot" can mean stealing from an abandoned place with no violence involved. Loot can also be a noun meaning the goods obtained through looting.

A: Plunder is an unusual verb. It is mostly used to describe pirates taking treasure. Plundering is more enthustiac or confident, while stealing is simply the act of taking something that is not yours. For example, a boy can steal a bowl and feel bad or guilty about it. If the boy was to plunder the bowl, he would not feel bad, and enjoy taking it.

A: Plunder (noun) = household goods and clothes

To plunder (verb) = steal

To pillage (verb) = to plunder + violence and destruction