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to raid
01
hacer una redada
(of police) to unexpectedly visit a person or place to arrest suspects or find illegal goods
Transitive: to raid a place
Ejemplos
Authorities planned to raid the counterfeiting operation and seize the counterfeit currency.
Las autoridades planearon asaltar la operación de falsificación y confiscar la moneda falsa.
02
saquear, asaltar
to enter a place and remove or take away a large number of things quickly and illegally, often as part of a criminal enterprise or activity
Transitive: to raid a place
Ejemplos
Criminals often raid shops during riots or civil unrest.
Los criminales a menudo saquean tiendas durante disturbios o disturbios civiles.
03
saquear, asaltar
to quickly and secretly take something from a place
Transitive: to raid sth
Ejemplos
She raided her brother ’s room, taking his video games without asking.
Ella allanó la habitación de su hermano, tomando sus videojuegos sin preguntar.
04
asaltar, lanzar una redada sobre
to acquire control of a company by purchasing a large percentage of its stock
Transitive: to raid a company
Ejemplos
The corporate giant successfully raided the rival company, making a significant profit from the acquisition.
El gigante corporativo adquirió con éxito la empresa rival, obteniendo un beneficio significativo de la adquisición.
Raid
01
incursión, asalto
a surprise attack against a place or a group of people
Ejemplos
The police conducted a raid on the warehouse, uncovering a large cache of illegal weapons.
La policía realizó un raid en el almacén, descubriendo un gran alijo de armas ilegales.
02
a manipulative financial maneuver aimed at profiting by deceiving or exploiting investors
Ejemplos
The raid on the shares left small investors with heavy losses.
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