گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'raid'

1 عمومی:: تاخت‌ و تاز

2 عمومی:: یورش‌

3 عمومی:: ورود ناگهانی‌ پلیس‌

4 عمومی:: حمله‌ ناگهانی‌

1 general:: noun assault: The police made a raid on the thieves.

2 general::   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 bombers carrying out daylight raids over northern France | launch, mount, stage | lead sb in | suffer PREP. during/in a/the ~ Five civilians died in the raid. | on a/the ~ He led his men on a cross-border raid. | ~ against The raids against Norway continued. | ~ by The town suffered several raids by Vikings. | ~ on air raids on Liverpool robbery from a building ADJ. bank, post office, shop | armed, smash-and-grab | dawn, daylight, night | daring VERB + RAID plan | carry out | foil Two customers have foiled a smash-and-grab raid on a local shop. PREP. during/in a/the ~ the jewels stolen in the raid | ~ on She was shot during an armed raid on a security van. surprise visit by the police ADJ. dawn, early morning | police | drug/drugs VERB + RAID carry out, launch, stage Police staged an early morning raid on the premises. PREP. during a/the ~ He was injured during a police raid on his nightclub. | in a/the ~ the drugs seized in last night's raid | ~ by a raid by drugs squad detectives | ~ on raids on houses in Catholic areas of the city

3 general:: verb surprise attack by small armed force: We shall raid the enemy camp at dawn

4 general:: raid verbs make a raid • Pirates often made daring raids on the port. carry out a raid (= make a raid ) • They were encouraged by the French king to carry out raids upon English ships. launch a raid (= start a raid ) • Rebel forces launched cross-border raids. take part in a raid • They took part in various raids, including the bombing of Cologne in 1942. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + raid an air raid (= when bombs are dropped from planes ) • His parents were killed in an air raid. a bombing raid • Bombing raids had destroyed most of the country's oil refineries. a commando raid (= a raid by specially trained soldiers ) • There had been two unsuccessful British commando raids. a guerrilla raid (= a raid by a small unofficial military group ) • From their base in the rainforest they staged guerilla raids on Nicaragua. a night raid (= an attack that takes place at night ) • The night raids were almost non-stop. a cross-border raid (= across a border between two countries ) • Cross-border raids into Kenya last year caused a serious diplomatic conflict.