marauding

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishmaraudingma‧raud‧ing /məˈrɔːdɪŋ $ -ˈrɒː-/ adjective [only before noun] written VIOLENTa marauding person or animal moves around looking for something to destroy or kill marauding street gangs —marauder noun [countable]Examples from the Corpusmarauding• Red Deer Commission stalkers have been helping estate staff in the Angus glens pick off marauding deer destroying farmlands.• Transported to this bleak planet only to be confronted by a marauding gang of giant tortoises.• A woman was left for dead in Central Park by a marauding gang of youths.• These refugees fell prey to marauding gangs, even to troopers, or to one another.• She suddenly saw herself and her comrades not as prophets but as a howling and marauding mob.• Imagine for a moment what easy pickings a huge shoal of small bream are to a pack of marauding pike.• The herd solves this problem by forming a defensive circle when marauding wolves attack.Origin marauding (1600-1700) French marauder, from maraud “homeless person who travels around”

单词	marauding
释义	marauding From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishmaraudingma‧raud‧ing /məˈrɔːdɪŋ $ -ˈrɒː-/ adjective [only before noun] written VIOLENTa marauding person or animal moves around looking for something to destroy or kill marauding street gangs —marauder noun [countable]Examples from the Corpusmarauding• Red Deer Commission stalkers have been helping estate staff in the Angus glens pick off marauding deer destroying farmlands.• Transported to this bleak planet only to be confronted by a marauding gang of giant tortoises.• A woman was left for dead in Central Park by a marauding gang of youths.• These refugees fell prey to marauding gangs, even to troopers, or to one another.• She suddenly saw herself and her comrades not as prophets but as a howling and marauding mob.• Imagine for a moment what easy pickings a huge shoal of small bream are to a pack of marauding pike.• The herd solves this problem by forming a defensive circle when marauding wolves attack.Origin marauding (1600-1700) French marauder, from maraud “homeless person who travels around”
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