English–French
“loot” in French
How to say “loot” in French
“Loot” in French is butin.
A gathered haul of valuables taken from other people and kept in one place.
Example sentences with butin
La bande s'est emparée du butin avant l'arrivée de la police.
The gang seized the loot before the police arrived.
Tips for using butin
- Butin is masculine, so the usual forms are un butin, le butin, and du butin.
Other French words for “loot”
La foule a commencé à piller les magasins.
The crowd began to loot the stores.