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to raid
01
faire une descente, faire une rafle
(of police) to unexpectedly visit a person or place to arrest suspects or find illegal goods
Transitive: to raid a place
Exemples
The police received a tip about illegal activities and decided to raid the warehouse at dawn.
La police a reçu un tuyau sur des activités illégales et a décidé de perquisitionner l'entrepôt à l'aube.
02
piller, dévaliser
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
Exemples
The criminals planned to raid the mansion, but the police arrived just in time.
Les criminels avaient prévu de piller le manoir, mais la police est arrivée juste à temps.
03
piller, faire un raid
to quickly and secretly take something from a place
Transitive: to raid sth
Exemples
After the party, he raided the fridge, looking for leftovers.
Après la fête, il a fait un raid dans le frigo, à la recherche de restes.
04
raider, lancer un raid sur
to acquire control of a company by purchasing a large percentage of its stock
Transitive: to raid a company
Exemples
A group of investors raided the company ’s stock, hoping to profit from its assets.
Un groupe d'investisseurs a raidi les actions de l'entreprise, espérant profiter de ses actifs.
Raid
01
descente, rafle
a surprise attack against a place or a group of people
Exemples
The village was left in ruins after a sudden raid by bandits who stole livestock and supplies.
Le village a été laissé en ruines après un raid soudain de bandits qui ont volé du bétail et des fournitures.
02
a manipulative financial maneuver aimed at profiting by deceiving or exploiting investors
Exemples
Regulators launched an inquiry into the alleged market raid.
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