English–Spanish
“loot” in Spanish
How to say “loot” in Spanish
“Loot” in Spanish is botín.
A pile of treasure carried off by raiders and hidden ashore.
Example sentences with botín
Tras el asalto, los ladrones huyeron con el botín.
After the assault, the thieves absconded with the loot.
Tips for using botín
- In retail listings and everyday speech, the plural botines usually refers to ankle boots, whereas news reports about crime typically use botín for stolen goods.
Other Spanish words for “loot”
Después del saqueo, encontramos los despojos.
After the looting, we found the loot.