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air-raid siren in British English (ˈɛəˌreɪd ˈsaɪrən) nouna device that sounds an alarm to warn people when an air raid is expected At 8.17pm, the air-raid siren sounded. Examples of 'air-raid siren' in a sentenceair-raid siren Or was that the air raid siren?The air-raid siren sounded during the first half and nobody took any notice.One evening, he'd changed and climbed back into bed, only to have an air-raid siren split the night.How many homes are there, in what sounds like a charming rural location, that also have an air-raid siren at their disposal?The moon was nearly full and fairly high and the distant wail of an air raid siren drifted across the common.On hearing the air-raid siren, motorists are advised to abandon their vehicles and lie down beside the road.My scene is set during a party for the hotel's 50th anniversary, moments before an air-raid siren sounds.First the deafening blare of the air-raid sirens, then the shouts to take cover.Concerts would go on throughout air-raid sirens.If the air-raid sirens sounded at 10pm, she would turn out again in her 'spare-time' role as a veterinary auxiliary. |