英语词汇raid怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ raid /ˈreɪd/ noun

plural raids

¹ raid

/ˈreɪd/

noun

plural raids

Learner's definition of RAID

[count]

: a surprise attack on an enemy by soldiers or other military forces突袭

They launched/mounted a raid against the enemy.他们对敌军发起/发动了突袭。
The building was destroyed in a bombing raid. [=a surprise attack in which bombs are used]这座建筑在空袭中被损毁。

— see also air raid

: an occurrence in which police suddenly enter a place in a forceful way to find criminals, illegal drugs, etc.（警方的）突入搜捕，突击搜查

Weapons were also seized during the drug raid.在突击搜查毒品时还搜到了武器。
They caught five smugglers in the raid.他们在突击搜查中抓到五名走私犯。

chiefly British : an act of going into a place (such as a bank) in order to steal something : heist抢劫

a bank raid抢劫银行案

² raid /ˈreɪd/ verb

raids; raided; raiding

² raid

/ˈreɪd/

verb

raids; raided; raiding

Learner's definition of RAID

[+ object]

: to attack (a place or group) in a sudden and unexpected way突袭

The village was raided often by neighboring tribes.这个村庄经常遭到周围部落的突袭。

a : to enter (a place) suddenly in a forceful way in order to look for someone or something突入搜捕；突击搜查

Police raided the house and found drugs.警察突击搜查了这座房子，并找到了毒品。
Federal agents raided the warehouse, seizing stolen property and arresting five smugglers.联邦探员突击搜查了这个仓库，找到了赃物并抓捕了五名走私犯。

b : to enter (a place) in order to steal or take something打劫；劫掠

Two armed men raided [=(more commonly) robbed] the bank on Tuesday.两名武装男子在周二抢劫了这家银行。
The boys raided the fridge [=took food from the refrigerator] when they got home from soccer practice.男孩子们足球训练回家后扫荡了冰箱里的食物。
She raided her sister's closet to find something to wear to the party.她把姐姐的衣橱翻了个遍，想找件可以穿去聚会的衣服。

— raiding

adjective

The village needs protection from raiding tribes.这个村庄需要防御一些部落的突袭。
a raiding party [=a group of people who attack a place or group]突袭小分队

单词	raid
释义	raid (verb) raid 4 ENTRIES FOUND: raid (noun) raid (verb) air raid (noun) ram-raiding (noun) ¹ raid /ˈreɪd/ noun plural raids ¹ raid /ˈreɪd/ noun plural raids Learner's definition of RAID [count] 1 : a surprise attack on an enemy by soldiers or other military forces突袭 They launched/mounted a raid against the enemy.他们对敌军发起/发动了突袭。 The building was destroyed in a bombing raid. [=a surprise attack in which bombs are used]这座建筑在空袭中被损毁。 — see also air raid 2 : an occurrence in which police suddenly enter a place in a forceful way to find criminals, illegal drugs, etc.（警方的）突入搜捕，突击搜查 Weapons were also seized during the drug raid.在突击搜查毒品时还搜到了武器。 They caught five smugglers in the raid.他们在突击搜查中抓到五名走私犯。 3 chiefly British : an act of going into a place (such as a bank) in order to steal something : heist抢劫 a bank raid抢劫银行案 ² raid /ˈreɪd/ verb raids; raided; raiding ² raid /ˈreɪd/ verb raids; raided; raiding Learner's definition of RAID [+ object] 1 : to attack (a place or group) in a sudden and unexpected way突袭 The village was raided often by neighboring tribes.这个村庄经常遭到周围部落的突袭。 2 a : to enter (a place) suddenly in a forceful way in order to look for someone or something突入搜捕；突击搜查 Police raided the house and found drugs.警察突击搜查了这座房子，并找到了毒品。 Federal agents raided the warehouse, seizing stolen property and arresting five smugglers.联邦探员突击搜查了这个仓库，找到了赃物并抓捕了五名走私犯。 b : to enter (a place) in order to steal or take something打劫；劫掠 Two armed men raided [=(more commonly) robbed] the bank on Tuesday.两名武装男子在周二抢劫了这家银行。 The boys raided the fridge [=took food from the refrigerator] when they got home from soccer practice.男孩子们足球训练回家后扫荡了冰箱里的食物。 She raided her sister's closet to find something to wear to the party.她把姐姐的衣橱翻了个遍，想找件可以穿去聚会的衣服。 — raiding adjective The village needs protection from raiding tribes.这个村庄需要防御一些部落的突袭。 a raiding party [=a group of people who attack a place or group]突袭小分队
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