raid
noun
verb
reɪd
noun
1
a
short
attack
on
a
place
by
soldiers,
planes,
or
ships,
intended
to
cause
damage
but
not
take
control
突袭，袭击
a
bombing
raid
轰炸
an
air
raid
warning
siren
空袭警报
[+
on/against
]
The
colonel
led
a
successful
raid
against
a
rebel
base.
上校成功地指挥了一场对叛军基地发动的袭击。
launch/carry
out/stage
a
raid
The
army
launched
several
cross-border
raids
last
night.
昨晚军队发动了数次越境袭击。
2
a
surprise
visit
made
to
a
place
by
the
police
to
search
for
something
illegal
〔警察的〕突击搜查
a
police
raid
警方的突击搜查
an
FBI
raid
美国联邦调查局的突击搜查
[+
on
]
Four
people
were
arrested
during
a
raid
on
a
house
in
London.
警方突击搜查伦敦的一所房子时，四人遭到逮捕。
a
dawn
raid
(=one
made
very
early
in
the
morning)
拂晓搜查
3
an
attack
by
criminals
on
a
building
where
they
believe
they
can
steal
money
or
drugs
抢劫; 打劫
a
bank
raid
银行抢劫
[+
on
]
an
armed
raid
on
a
shop
in
Glasgow
对格拉斯哥一家商店的持枪抢劫
4
an
attempt
by
a
company
to
buy
enough
SHARES
in
another
company
to
take
control
of
it
[术语] 突袭收购〔指买下足以控制该公司的股票数量〕
technical
verb
5
if
police
raid
a
place,
they
make
a
surprise
visit
to
search
for
something
illegal
〔警察〕突然搜查
Police
found
weapons
when
they
raided
his
home.
警方突然搜查他家时发现了武器。
6
to
make
a
sudden
military
attack
on
a
place
〔军队〕突然袭击
air
bases
on
the
mainland
from
which
the
island
could
be
raided
可以对该岛发动袭击的本土空军基地
raiding
party
7
to
go
into
a
place
and
steal
things
抢劫，劫掠
The
gang
raided
three
homes
in
the
area.
犯罪团伙洗劫了这个地区的三户人家。
8
to
go
to
a
place
that
has
supplies
of
food
or
drink
and
take
some
because
you
are
hungry
洗劫，扫荡〔某处的食物〕
Peter
went
into
the
kitchen
to
raid
the
fridge.
彼得走进厨房在冰箱里翻找吃的。