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41 spoliation
грабеж имя существительное: -
42 despoilment
расхищение имя существительное: -
43 despoliation
расхищение имя существительное: -
44 plunderage
грабеж имя существительное: -
45 ravin
грабеж имя существительное: -
46 rip-off
грабеж имя существительное: -
47 bleed smb. white
(bleed smb. (или smth.) white)обескровить, сделать бессильным кого-л. (или что-л.); обезглавить, дезорганизовать кого-л. (или что-л.); выхолостить (что-л.); ≈ выжимать все соки из кого-лHe believed that the workers were everywhere exploited and preyed upon, "bled white" by their employers. (A. J. Cronin, ‘The Green Years’, book III, ch. 6) — Толт считал, что рабочих всюду эксплуатируют и мучают, что хозяева - кровососы.
The Dominican economy was bled white by the treasury-looting Trujillo clan. — Казнокрады из клики Трухильо подорвали экономику Доминиканской Республики.
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48 harrowing
1. n с. -х. боронование2. n спец. процарапывание3. a мучительный, ужасный; душераздирающийСинонимический ряд:1. excruciating (adj.) agonising; agonizing; excruciating; racking; tearing; tormenting; torturing; torturous2. nerve-racking (adj.) distressing; disturbing; frightening; nerve-racking; traumatic; trying; upsetting3. afflicting (verb) afflicting; agonizing; crucifying; excruciating; martyrizing; racking; smiting; striking; tormenting; torturing; trying; wringing4. sacking (verb) depredating; harrowing; looting; pillaging; plundering; raping; ravaging; sacking -
49 raping
насиловать; насилиеСинонимический ряд:1. defiling (verb) defiling; forcing; outraging; ravishing; spoiling; violating2. sacking (verb) depredating; harrowing; looting; pillaging; plundering; ravaging; sacking -
50 relieving
Синонимический ряд:1. clearing (verb) clearing; releasing; ridding; shaking; throw off; unburdening2. easing (verb) allaying; alleviating; assuaging; comforting; easing; lessening; lightening; mitigating; mollifying; palliating3. exempting (verb) absolving; discharging; dispensing; excusing; exempting; let off; letting off; privileging from; sparing4. robbing (verb) knocking over; looting; plundering; ransacking; rifling; robbing; sticking up5. spelling (verb) spelling; take over; taking over -
51 rifling
n система нарезовСинонимический ряд:robbing (verb) knocking over; looting; plundering; ransacking; relieving; robbing; sticking up -
52 robbing
Синонимический ряд:1. burglary (noun) break-in; breaking and entering; burglarizing; burglary; crime; housebreaking; invasion of one's home; theft; vandalizing2. depriving (verb) bereaving; depriving; disinheriting; dispossessing; divesting; losing; ousting; stripping3. hold up (verb) hold up4. knocking over (verb) knocking over; looting; plundering; ransacking; relieving; rifling; sticking up -
53 sacking
1. n мешковина; дерюга2. n спец. насыпка в мешкиСинонимический ряд:1. robbery (noun) buccaneering; commandeering; depredation; marauding; pillage; piracy; plunder; ravaging; robbery2. dismissing (verb) axing; booting out; bouncing; discharging; dismissing; dropping; firing; kicking out; letting out; terminating; turning off3. ravaging (verb) depredating; desecrating; desolating; despoiling; devastating; devouring; harrowing; harrying; looting; pillaging; plundering; raping; ravaging; scourging; spoiling; spoliating; stripping; wasting -
54 theft
1. n воровство; кража2. n редк. покража, украденные вещиgrand theft — кража в крупных размерах, крупная кража
Синонимический ряд:1. larceny (noun) larceny; lift; pinch; purloining; steal; stealage; stealing; thievery; thieving2. pillage (noun) depredation; pillage; plunder; plundering; rapine; ravage; spoliation3. robbery (noun) burglary; embezzlement; fraud; looting; piracy; robbery; swindleАнтонимический ряд:compensation; restitution; restoration; return -
55 laupīšana
n.1. грабеж, разбой2. (atņemšana) лишениеLKLv59▪ Terminilv muzeol.ru хищениеen lootingde PlünderungLMA97▪ Sinonīmilietv.1. atņemšana; nolaupīšana; noņemšana2. plēsonībaT09
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looting — index burglary, foray, housebreaking, spoliation, theft Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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looting — Synonyms and related words: assault, attack, banditry, battering, brigandage, brigandism, butchery, depredation, despoiling, despoilment, despoliation, direption, disorderliness, foraging, foray, forcible seizure, freebooting, killing, laying… … Moby Thesaurus
looting — loot·ing || luËtɪŋ n. act of stealing and plundering luËt n. booty, spoil, plunder; money (Slang) v. plunder, rob and destroy, steal, despoil … English contemporary dictionary