saccager

saccager [sakaʒe]

➭ TABLE 3 transitive verb

   a. ( = dévaster) to wreck ; [+ forêt, littoral, planète] to destroy

• ils ont tout saccagé dans la maison they turned the whole house upside down

• champ saccagé par la grêle field laid waste by the hail

   b. ( = piller) [+ pays, ville] to sack ; [+ maison] to ransack

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sakaʒe

verbe transitif

1) (abîmer) to wreck, to devastate [région, site, arbres]; to vandalize [bâtiment, tombe]

2) (mettre à sac) to sack

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sakaʒe vt

1) (= dévaster) to wreck

2) (= piller) to sack

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saccager verb table: manger vtr

1 (abîmer) to wreck, to devastate [région, site, arbres]; to vandalize [bâtiment, tombe];

2 (mettre à sac) to sack.

[sakaʒe] verbe transitif

[maison, parc] to wreck, to wreak havoc in, to devastate

[matériel, livres] to wreck, to ruin

[cultures] to lay waste, to devastate

[ville] to lay waste, to sack

le village a été saccagé par l'inondation/le tourbillon the village was devastated by the flood/hurricane