单词	marauders
释义	marauder noun ma·​raud·​er mə-ˈrȯ-dər  plural marauders : one who roams from place to place making attacks and raids in search of plunder : one that marauds Residents … are literally up in arms over seven robberies by hooded, armed men who have broken into homes to terrorize and plunder. Politicos and a legion of border lawmen are clamoring to stop the marauders. Jill Mastrull 'You neglect your duties as a father,' she complained. 'What if a Norman marauder had come in the night and snatched me away? … ' Tom Harper In 1653, another Hollander, Peter Stuyvesant, built a river-to-river wooden wall to ward off marauders. Abby Rand The brushtail possum is a relentless marauder that invaded New Zealand from Australia. Listed among the world's 100 most-invasive species, it is one of New Zealand's worst pests. John Pickrell Word History First Known Use 1698, in the meaning defined above marauders noun plural of marauder as in raiders Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance raiders robbers plunderers pirates looters pillagers freebooters buccaneers corsairs privateers despoilers rovers
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