raid
US /reɪd/
UK /reɪd/
1.
ataque, incursão
a sudden attack on an enemy by troops, aircraft, or other armed forces in warfare
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The commandos launched a surprise raid on the enemy stronghold.
Os comandos lançaram um ataque surpresa à fortaleza inimiga.
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The air raid sirens wailed across the city.
As sirenes de ataque aéreo uivaram por toda a cidade.
2.
batida, operação
a sudden, unannounced visit by police or other authorities
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The police conducted a drug raid on the apartment building.
A polícia realizou uma batida de drogas no prédio de apartamentos.
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Tax officials carried out a raid on the company's offices.
Os fiscais de impostos realizaram uma batida nos escritórios da empresa.
1.
atacar, invadir
to conduct a sudden attack on (an enemy or a place)
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The troops decided to raid the enemy camp at dawn.
As tropas decidiram atacar o acampamento inimigo ao amanhecer.
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They plan to raid the warehouse for supplies.
Eles planejam invadir o armazém em busca de suprimentos.
2.
assaltar, invadir
to enter a place, typically a cupboard or refrigerator, in order to steal or take things from it
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My brother always raids the fridge late at night.
Meu irmão sempre assalta a geladeira tarde da noite.
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The children raided the cookie jar after their parents went to bed.
As crianças assaltaram o pote de biscoitos depois que seus pais foram para a cama.