Pirates? English [tray? Beautiful, beautiful

Pirates, especially in the old society; Pirates, pirates; Patent infringement and illegal imitation; Illegal broadcaster (or organization); A morally corrupt person, a lawbreaker

Verb (abbreviation of verb) piracy and theft; To plunder by piracy, plunder; Be a pirate and engage in looting; Dig (a person employed by others)

Artie. Piracy, embezzlement and plagiarism; Engaged in piracy (type) activities; Engage in plagiarism (or embezzlement).

Plural: Pirate Third Person Singular: Pirate

Present continuous tense: Piracy past tense: Piracy derivative: Piracy

Bilingual example:

They found her boarding the pirate ship with a knife in her mouth.

She had a knife in her mouth and they caught her when she boarded the pirate ship.

Sail on a pirate ship.

Sail, sail, sit on a small pirate ship.

A pirate stood high in the crow's nest and pointed his telescope at the horizon.

A pirate aimed his telescope at the horizon from the height of the observation deck.

I jumped on a pirate ship.

I jumped on a pirate ship.

They swore at me for no reason.

They cursed me for no reason.

I am not Daniel anymore. I'm pirate a.

I'm not Daniel now, I'm One Pirate A.

In a short time, pirates surrounded us, rolling their eyes, gnashing their teeth and filing their nails.

Immediately, the pirates stared, gnashed their teeth and rubbed their hands, and surrounded us.

The pirate ship boarded the clipper.

The pirate ship forcibly approached the speedboat.