raid — a sudden attack on an enemy or a place to steal or cause damage
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a sudden attack on an enemy or a place to steal or cause damage
Pronunciation (IPA): /reɪd/
Korean meaning: 급습, 기습 공격
Korean pronunciation: 레이드 (강세: 레이드)
Example Sentences
- My mom raided my room and found my secret stash of candy.
- The FBI conducted a raid on the suspect's house early this morning.
- The students raided the cafeteria when they heard about free pizza.
raid
NOUN//reɪd//
a sudden attack on an enemy or a place to steal or cause damage
Sudden attack to steal goods
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The blade gleams bright, the raid has paid!
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Origin
From Middle English and Old English 'rad' meaning a journey or expedition, which evolved to mean a sudden military incursion. Related to the Old Norse 'reið' meaning a riding or journey.
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“My mom raided my room and found my secret stash of candy.”
“The FBI conducted a raid on the suspect's house early this morning.”
“The students raided the cafeteria when they heard about free pizza.”
“Vikings were famous for their coastal raids in medieval Europe.”
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