Синоним слова raid

arrest
assault
break in
capture
incursion
invasion
onslaught
sortie
surprise attack
sweep
bust
descent
foray
inroad
irruption
onset
pull
reconnaissance
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forced entrance
hit-and-run
shootup
tipover

assault
blockade
bomb
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harass
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loot
overrun
plunder
ransack
rob
storm
strafe
swoop
assail
breach
charge
despoil
devastate
forage
foray
harry
heat
inroad
maraud
pirate
rake
rifle
sack
sally
shell
slough
strike
sweep
torpedo
waste
break in
descend on
fall upon
fire on
knock off
knock over
lean against
lean on
march on
sally forth
spoliate
tip over

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How to use raid in a sentence

By that time, however, the Scots had completed another destructive raid.

KING ROBERT THE BRUCEA. F. MURISON

I would watch till midnight and then, if nothing happened, signal my companions to raid the house.

THE STAIRCASE AT THE HEARTS DELIGHTANNA KATHARINE GREEN (MRS. CHARLES ROHLFS)

One phase of a successful Indian raid was missing; there were no warriors madly dancing about the burning homes.

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WORDS RELATED TO RAID

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raidnoun

Synonyms:
attack, incursion, foray
raidnoun

A hostile or predatory incursion; an inroad or incursion of mounted men; a sudden and rapid invasion by a cavalry force; a foray.

Synonyms:
incursion, attack, foray
raidnoun

To steal from; pillage

Synonyms:
attack, foray, incursion
raidnoun

A large group in a massively multiplayer online game, consisting of multiple parties who team up to defeat a powerful enemy.

Synonyms:
attack, foray, incursion
raidverb

To indulge oneself by taking from

Synonyms:
foray, incursion, attack

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foray, raid, maraudnoun

a sudden short attack

Synonyms:
maraud, foray
raidverb

an attempt by speculators to defraud investors

Synonyms:
maraud, foray
raid, bustverb

search without warning, make a sudden surprise attack on

«The police raided the crack house»

Synonyms:
tear, rupture, bust, wear, wear out, foray into, snap, break, fall apart, burst
foray into, raidverb

enter someone else’s territory and take spoils

«The pirates raided the coastal villages regularly»

Synonyms:
foray into, bust
raidverb

take over (a company) by buying a controlling interest of its stock

«T. Boone Pickens raided many large companies»

Synonyms:
foray into, bust
raidverb

search for something needed or desired

«Our babysitter raided our refrigerator»

Synonyms:
foray into, bust

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- Penetration
- Search
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Brad Sherman:

The problem is, how do you get them to Ukraine without it raising the involvement of NATO? it’s one thing to send in a truck with weapons in it. It crosses the border and then it’s in Ukraine… Once that plane takes off from Poland. Well, it’s an air raid on Russian forces taking off from Poland.
Edward J. Burns:

This was supposed to be a cooperative process, not an adversarial one, but the abrupt cutting off of this process through this raid was a direct affront to this necessary notion of cooperation.
Subhankar Goldar:

We did not quite raid the place, but helped the girl escape and get to the police.
Bob Trout:

When I heard about the search warrant for Senator Burr’s cell phone, my first thought was’ speech or debate clause,’ in the case of the FBI’s Saturday night raid on Congressman Jefferson’s office in the Rayburn House Office Building, Rayburn House had the look and feel of an invasion of Congressional sacred space. And on a bipartisan basis, Congress raised holy hell. Showing up at a Senator’s personal residence and politely taking possession of a cell phone ? Not the same vibe.
Michael Cloud:

If the Department of Justice will politically target President Trump and raid his home, I can assure you that the current Administration is willing to target his supporters.

Translations for raid

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غزوة, غارةArabic
raid, razziaDanish
Überfall, RazziaGerman
έφοδος, επιδρομή, καταδρομήGreek
RAID, redada, invasión, ataque, asedioSpanish
ratsia, rynnäkköFinnish
raid, razzia, descenteFrench
rajtaütés, razziaHungarian
seranganIndonesian
attacco, razzia, irruzione, rapina, incursioneItalian
襲撃Japanese
diruendis exercuissetLatin
invalDutch
raidNorwegian
nalot, najście, najazdPolish
ataque, raid, invasãoPortuguese
raidRomanian
облава, налёт, рейдRussian
rädSwedish
uvamiziSwahili
baskınTurkish

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[ ɹˈe͡ɪd], [ ɹˈe‍ɪd], [ ɹ_ˈeɪ_d]

How to use «Raid» in context?

A raid typically refers to the coordinated military effort involving the deployment of a large number of soldiers, often supported by airpower, in order to capture or destroy a specific target. Raids can be unilateral or multilateral in nature, and are often conducted in support of a specific command or strategy.

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