despoiled / dɪˈspɔɪl /

糟蹋了糟蹋糟蹋了的糟蹋的

despoiled 的定义

v. 有主动词 verb
  1. to strip of possessions, things of value, etc.; rob; plunder; pillage.

despoiled 近义词

v. 动词 verb

ravage, destroy

更多despoiled例句

  1. Eco-sceptic Brits weary of seeing their green and pleasant land despoiled with wind turbines, nodded their heads in agreement.
  2. Afghans have also been their own worst enemies, standing by as their friends and relatives despoiled the public realm.
  3. My poor son would have been despoiled and wronged like the king, my husband, and I should have been the cause of it.
  4. But the room was empty save for the despoiled carcass, and there was no sign of the aliens who had been sent out to scout.
  5. The riot ended only when the captain had been despoiled of the peppermints he had provided for such contingencies.
  6. But while he despoiled the Saxon prelates, he would suffer no royal spoliation of the Norman bishops.
  7. Multitudes were despoiled of their goods, hundreds lost their lives at the hands of their cruel guests.