raid

/ɹeɪd/
noun 7verb 3

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1

(noun.) surprise attack

ADJ

daring | destructive, heavy, major | punitive, retaliatory, revenge | dawn, daylight, night | border, cross-border | air, bombing | commando, guerrilla

VERB + RAID

carry out, conduct, make

Police conducted a raid on the warehouse and found stolen electronics inside.

launch, mount, stage | lead sb in | suffer

PREP

during/in a/the ~

The police arrested three suspects during the raid on the warehouse.

on a/the ~

The police carried out a raid on the warehouse early this morning.

~ against

Police conducted a major raid against the criminal gang operating in the city center.

~ by

The museum was damaged during a raid by thieves last night.

~ on

The military launched surprise raids on the rebel stronghold last month.

2

(noun.) robbery from a building

ADJ

bank, post office, shop | armed, smash-and-grab | dawn, daylight, night | daring

VERB + RAID

plan | carry out

foil

Police officers foiled an armed raid on the bank before anyone could be hurt.

PREP

during/in a/the ~

The police arrested three suspects during the raid on the warehouse.

~ on

The police conducted a surprise raid on the warehouse where they found stolen goods.

3

(noun.) surprise visit by the police

ADJ

dawn, early morning | police | drug/drugs

VERB + RAID

carry out, launch, stage

Detectives carried out a surprise raid on the warehouse and arrested three suspects.

PREP

during a/the ~

Several valuable paintings went missing during the raid on the museum last night.

in a/the ~

Police officers found stolen jewelry in the raid on the warehouse yesterday.

~ by

The police station was damaged during a raid by armed robbers last night.

~ on

The police carried out several raids on illegal gambling dens across the city last month.

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