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ransacking

/ˈrænsækɪŋ/

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verb

抢劫, 掠夺

To loot or pillage. See also sack.

Examples :

"After the burglars left, the police found the house completely ransacking, with drawers pulled out and valuables scattered everywhere. "

窃贼离开后，警察发现房子被彻底抢劫一空，抽屉都被拉了出来，值钱的东西散落得到处都是。

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verb

洗劫，搜刮。

To make a vigorous and thorough search of (a place, person) with a view to stealing something, especially when leaving behind a state of disarray.

Examples :

"to ransack a house for valuables"

洗劫房屋搜寻贵重物品

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verb

搜查，仔细搜寻。

To examine carefully; to investigate.

Examples :

"The detectives were ransacking the office, searching meticulously for any clues related to the case. "

侦探们正在仔细搜查办公室，一丝不苟地寻找与案件相关的任何线索。

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verb

强奸，玷污.

To violate; to ravish; to deflower.

Examples :

"The invading army was not only pillaging, but also ransacking the villages, leaving behind destruction and despair. "

入侵的军队不仅大肆掠夺，还强奸妇女，玷污村庄，留下的只有毁灭和绝望。

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noun

抢劫，洗劫.

The act by which something is ransacked.

Examples :

"The ransacking of the office drawers left papers scattered everywhere, making it impossible to find anything. "

对办公室抽屉的抢劫式翻找使得文件散落得到处都是，根本找不到任何东西.

property police action