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pillage
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French
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English
saccager [sakaʒe] VB trans
1. saccager (abîmer):
saccager région, site, arbres
to wreck, to devastate
saccager bâtiment, tombe
to vandalize
2. saccager (mettre à sac):
saccager
to sack
il ne leur a pas suffi de nous cambrioler, il a fallu qu'ils saccagent la maison
they weren't satisfied with burgling us, they had to wreck the house as well
English
English
French
French
to be or go on the rampage
tout saccager
trash vehicle, building
saccager
gut looters: shop
saccager
French
French
English
English
saccager [sakaʒe] VB trans (dévaster)
saccager
to wreck
saccager récolte
to destroy
English
English
French
French
vandalise
saccager
ravage
saccager
to go on the rampage
tout saccager
trash
saccager
French
French
English
English
saccager [sakaʒe] VB trans (dévaster)
saccager
to wreck
saccager récolte
to destroy
English
English
French
French
vandalize
saccager
ravage
saccager
to go on a rampage
tout saccager
trash
saccager
Présent
jesaccage
tusaccages
il/elle/onsaccage
noussaccageons
voussaccagez
ils/ellessaccagent
Imparfait
jesaccageais
tusaccageais
il/elle/onsaccageait
noussaccagions
voussaccagiez
ils/ellessaccageaient
Passé simple
jesaccageai
tusaccageas
il/elle/onsaccagea
noussaccageâmes
voussaccageâtes
ils/ellessaccagèrent
Futur simple
jesaccagerai
tusaccageras
il/elle/onsaccagera
noussaccagerons
voussaccagerez
ils/ellessaccageront
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Le centre-ville est saccagé, des policiers sont attaqués et des centaines de voitures sont incendiées.
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La chartreuse est saccagée par les hussites en 1432 et reconstruite.
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Elle est cependant saccagée, le mobilier pillé ou détruit et le bâtiment transformé en dépôt et en écurie.
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L'année suivante, il a été occupé par les réquisitionnaires des environs pour être finalement saccagé par un régiment de bas-bretons.
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Aucun magasin n'a été saccagé et fouillé dans le but de voler de l'argent.
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