1. A man suspected of ransacking a local company was gunned down by a pair of police officers who had arrived at the scene upon report.
2. Detectives said two suspects forced their way into a home on Friday morning and began ransacking the house.
3. The ministry also ordered police reinforcements to stop looters from ransacking houses abandoned by their owners because of the inferno.
4. Even those who witnessed the ransacking couldn't help but note that it was " a memorable day in the history of plunder and destruction ".
5. Currently, all farmers have dogs to keep the bears from ransacking their homes.
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6. Local police said Jiang was killed after she disturbed a man who was ransacking her dormitory.
7. ransacking什么意思
7. A burglar fell in love with a girl in a dorm he was ransacking and started courting her with text messages.
noun
1. a thorough search for something (often causing disorder or confusion)
e.g. he gave the attic a good rummage but couldn't find his skis
Synonym: rummage