n.（团伙）抢劫，掠夺，抢夺

The region was plagued by brigandage for years after the war.
战争结束后，该地区多年遭受土匪劫掠之苦。
In the old days, this mountainous area was notorious for brigandage.
过去，这个多山的地区以盗匪横行为恶名昭著。
The government has deployed extra troops to curb brigandage in the countryside.
政府已增派部队以遏制乡村的匪患。
The bandit chief demanded ransom for the release of the kidnapped nobleman, engaging in acts of brigandage.
土匪头目要求赎金来释放被绑架的贵族，进行着强盗行为。
The once peaceful village was now a hotbed of brigandage and lawlessness.
曾经和平的村庄现在成了土匪横行和无法无天的温床。
The local lord formed a militia to protect the villagers from brigandage.
当地领主组建了一支民兵来保护村民免受匪徒的侵扰。
Stories of highway robberies and brigandage filled the evening news.
高速公路抢劫和土匪行为的故事充斥了晚间新闻。
The medieval knights were often accused of disguising themselves as commoners to engage in brigandage.
中世纪的骑士常被指责装扮成平民进行抢劫行为。
The increase in brigandage along the trade routes threatened the economy of the kingdom.
贸易路线上的盗匪活动增加威胁到了王国的经济。
The notorious gang was finally captured, putting an end to their reign of brigandage in the region.
那个臭名昭著的匪帮终于被抓获，结束了他们在该地区的盗匪统治。