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raid

释义

raid

noun countable

UK /reɪd/

Word Forms

singular	raid
plural	raids

1
a sudden short military attack
an air raid by enemy jets
raid on/against:
Soldiers carried out raids on enemy targets in the area.
Synonyms and related words
A military or armed attack
air raid
air strike
attack
2
an action by police officers in which they suddenly enter a place in order to arrest people or search for something such as illegal drugs
Synonyms and related words
Arresting, interviewing and charging suspects
apprehend
apprehension
arrest
3
a crime in which someone suddenly enters a place and uses force or threats to steal money or goods
Synonyms and related words
Crimes involving theft and trespass
break-in
breaking and entering
burglary
4
businessan attempt by one business to take control of another by buying a lot of its shares
Synonyms and related words
Stocks and shares and the stock exchange
bear
bearish
bear market

raid

noun countable

US /reɪd/

Word Forms

singular	raid
plural	raids

1
a sudden short military attack
an air raid by enemy jets
raid on/against:
Soldiers carried out raids on enemy targets in the area.
Synonyms and related words
A military or armed attack
air raid
air strike
attack
2
an action by police officers in which they suddenly enter a place in order to arrest people or search for something such as illegal drugs
Synonyms and related words
Arresting, interviewing and charging suspects
apprehend
apprehension
arrest
3
a crime in which someone suddenly enters a place and uses force or threats to steal money or goods
Synonyms and related words
Crimes involving theft and trespass
break-in
breaking and entering
burglary
4
businessan attempt by one business to take control of another by buying a lot of its shares
Synonyms and related words
Stocks and shares and the stock exchange
bear
bearish
bear market

raid

verb transitive

UK /reɪd/

Word Forms

present tense
I/you/we/they	raid
he/she/it	raids
present participle	raiding
past tense	raided
past participle	raided

1
to use force to enter a place suddenly in order to arrest people or search for something such as illegal drugs
Several boats were raided by US customs officials.
Police have raided nightclubs in the city for illegal drugs.
Synonyms and related words
Arresting, interviewing and charging suspects
apprehend
apprehension
arrest
2
to suddenly attack a place and cause a lot of damage
Guerrillas continue to raid villages in the area.
Synonyms and related words
To attack with weapons or bombs
attack
bayonet
be bombed out (of something)
3
informalto take or steal things from a place
hungry teenagers raiding the fridge
Synonyms and related words
To steal, or steal something
steal
walk off with
rob

raid

verb transitive

US /reɪd/

Word Forms

present tense
I/you/we/they	raid
he/she/it	raids
present participle	raiding
past tense	raided
past participle	raided

1
to use force to enter a place suddenly in order to arrest people or search for something such as illegal drugs
Several boats were raided by U.S. customs officials.
Police have raided nightclubs in the city for illegal drugs.
Synonyms and related words
Arresting, interviewing and charging suspects
apprehend
apprehension
arrest
2
to suddenly attack a place and cause a lot of damage
Guerrillas continue to raid villages in the area.
Synonyms and related words
To attack with weapons or bombs
attack
bayonet
blitz
3
informalto take or steal things from a place
hungry teenagers raiding the refrigerator
Synonyms and related words
To steal, or steal something
steal
walk off with
rob

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