idiom > loot
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Loot
  Explanation: Robbery: robbery; homes: housing. Refers to the gang into helping people at home and robbery.
  Usage: Joint type; as subject, predicate, attribute; negative, suggesting robbery
  Source: Yuan Wuhan Chen, "Yu Hu Chun" The fourth fold: "See Lai sub-stick-day rush, the thief did not kill the weak, such as robbery."
  Examples: Song Jiang in recent years is within the park where a group of strongman ~, men Bu Dao, near him not. (Ming Shinai "Tales of" sixty-back)
No. 2
  Looting of property refers to the group home gang Zhanshanweiwang, special loot, kill, set fire to the people suffer.
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dǎ jiā jié shè
  As partner to the people at home robbery. Robbery, robbery
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No. 4
  The robbers loot
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No. 5
  Also as a "cut-off homes hit home."
   The looting of property of people at home. Yuan Wuhan Chen "decorative band," the fourth off: "See Lai sub-Jue days flutter, the thief does not weak, such as robbery, murder." Yuan Guan Hanqing "Fei Yi Dream" Second off: "The is a Pei Yan, cut life is on the way home care. "" The Water Margin "The Fifth:" Recently, there are two mountain king, pierced Zhaizha, five 700 people gathered and loot. "tao" 43 set to flee ":" bandit trouble and loot is always there. "
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No. 6
  【词目】打家劫舍
  【读音】dǎ jiā jié shè
  【解释】劫:抢劫。舍:房子。指成群结伙地到人家里抢劫财物。
  【出处】元·武汉臣《玉壶春》第四折:“见俫子撅天扑地,不弱如打家劫舍杀人贼。明·施耐庵《水浒全传》第六十回:“近年泊内是宋江一伙强人在那里打家劫舍,官兵捕盗,近他不得。”
  【用法】联合式;作主语、谓语、定语;含贬义,指抢劫
  【示例】叶圣陶《四三集·逃难》:“土匪闹事,~,是常常有的。
  【近义词】为非作歹、杀人越货、趁火打劫、
  【反义词】明火执杖扶危济困、劫富济贫
  【词义】贬义
  【造句】他们永远过着这种~的生活
English Expression
  1. n.:  loot
  2. v.:   raid homes and plunder houses
Thesaurus
take advantage of another's perilous state, Fish in troubled waters, Robbery while fire, kill a person and seize his goods, Open fire Executive rod, Put evil in luxury, Fangpixiechi, Fish in troubled waters, a notorious bandit leader, armed robbery committed openly, bluff one's way out (of), explicitly, thuggee, wilfully commit all kinds of outrages, brass, distinctness, audacious, robust, badly brought up, audacious, slighting, husky, insolent, abusive, foulmouthed, bawdy, awkward, oafish, offensive, acerb, exquisite, brisk, bitter, severe, drastic, turbulent, tempestuous, stormy, discourteous, abrupt, blunt, discourteous, barbarian, ungovernable, unmannered, likely to offend many people
Antonym Group
Target of public criticism, Darkness of the unknown path, To steal, Oaks may fall when reeds stand the storm., affectionately throw eyes at, a person as unpopular as a rat crossing the street