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I . loot [lu:t] N no pl

1. loot:

loot (plunder)

łup m

loot (during war)

zdobycz f wojenna

2. loot inf (money):

loot

forsa f

3. loot inf (gifts):

loot

podarunki mpl

II . loot [lu:t] VB trans, intr

loot

plądrować [perf s-]

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They also can not loot another player's possessions. en.wikipedia.org

Even banks and public sector companies also participated in the loot. en.wikipedia.org

Several were still looting, and it was said that some were drunk. en.wikipedia.org

Churches and monasteries, as well as the palaces of prelates and cardinals, were looted and destroyed. en.wikipedia.org

They looted the depot when the town announced it would only pay them $1/day for emergency public employment. en.wikipedia.org

Others saw looting in a way that they would be left with nothing if they did not participate as well. en.wikipedia.org

The town and harbour's warehouses were extensively looted. en.wikipedia.org

Most of these structures have also been looted. en.wikipedia.org

They somewhat pulled the moral high ground from under themselves, by looting the area. en.wikipedia.org

The sheriff's department plans to train volunteers to defend local resources, such as fuel, from looting that might occur after a disaster. en.wikipedia.org

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