🌟 약탈 (掠奪)

  Noun  

1. 폭력을 사용하여 남의 것을 빼앗음.

1. PLUNDERING; LOOTING; PILLAGE: An act of robbing others of their possessions by force.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • Google translate 약탈 대상.
    Plundering targets.
  • Google translate 약탈 행위.
    The act of looting.
  • Google translate 약탈이 되다.
    Be looted.
  • Google translate 약탈을 당하다.
    Be looted.
  • Google translate 약탈을 벌이다.
    To engage in looting.
  • Google translate 약탈을 부추기다.
    Encourage looting.
  • Google translate 약탈을 자행하다.
    Commit looting.
  • Google translate 약탈을 하다.
    Plunder.
  • Google translate 약탈에 성공하다.
    Succeed in plundering.
  • Google translate 약탈의 피해를 입은 사람들은 한순간에 빈털터리가 되었다.
    Those who were damaged by the plunder became penniless in a moment.
  • Google translate 마을을 점령한 도적들은 약탈도 서슴지 않고 무엇이든 다 빼앗아 갔다.
    The bandits who occupied the village took away everything without hesitation.
  • Google translate 이곳은 경찰도 손을 못 댈 만큼 도둑이 득실거려.
    This place is full of thieves that the police can't even touch.
    Google translate 약탈을 당하지 않도록 조심해야겠어.
    I'll be careful not to be looted.
Synonym 겁탈(劫奪): 위협해서 강제로 빼앗음., 위협해서 강제로 성관계를 맺음.

약탈: plundering; looting; pillage,りゃくだつ【略奪・掠奪】,pillage,pillaje, saqueo, despojo, latrocinio, sacomano, robo, hurto,نهب,дээрэм, тонуул,sự cưỡng đoạt, sự tước đoạt,ขโมย, ปล้น, แย่งชิง, ชิงทรัพย์, จี้,penjarahan, perampasan, pencurian,грабёж,掠夺,

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: 약탈 (약탈)
📚 Derivative: 약탈당하다(掠奪當하다): 폭력에 의하여 자신의 것을 빼앗기다. 약탈되다(掠奪되다): 폭력에 의하여 자신의 것을 빼앗기다. 약탈하다(掠奪하다): 폭력을 사용하여 남의 것을 빼앗다.
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