mount a raid

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Definition of mount a raid - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

police actionorganize and carry out a sudden attack or operation

The police will mount a raid on the warehouse tonight.
Authorities plan to mount a raid on the drug lab.
Soldiers mount a raid at dawn on enemy positions.

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Expressions with mount

mount up

increase over time or accumulate gradually

The bills began to mount up quickly.

mount a campaign

organize and begin a series of actions

The company decided to mount a campaign to promote their new product.

camera mount

device that holds a camera securely on another object or surface

He attached the action camera to his helmet using a sturdy camera mount.

mount a challenge

to organize and begin a challenge

The team decided to mount a challenge against the ruling.

mount an attack

prepare and start an attack

The army decided to mount an attack at dawn.

mount a charge

start or organize a campaign or effort

They mounted a charge to improve school funding.

Expressions with raid

raid the fridge

search the fridge for something to eat

She raided the fridge but found nothing interesting.

bank raid

robbery of a bank by criminals

The police arrived quickly after the bank raid.

air raid

attack by aircraft dropping bombs

The city prepared for an air raid at dawn..

armed raid

sudden attack by people with weapons

The police responded quickly to the armed raid on the bank.

ram-raid

crime of using a car to break into a shop

The store was a victim of a ram-raid.

bombing raid

planned military attack where bombs are dropped on a place from aircraft

The city suffered a devastating bombing raid during the night.

dawn raid

early-morning police operation to surprise suspects

The police conducted a dawn raid on the suspect's house.

bear raid

attempt to force down security price by sustained selling

Investors launched a bear raid on the commodity market.

Baedeker raid

German air raid on historic English cities in WWII

The Baedeker raid on Bath caused significant damage.

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French:lancer un raid, ...
German:eine Razzia durchführen, ...
Italian:effettuare un blitz, ...
Spanish:realizar una redada, ...
Portuguese:fazer uma rusga, ...
Chinese:突袭, ...
Japanese:踏み込む, ...
Arabic:شَنَّ, ...
Hebrew:לִפְשׁוֹט עַל, ...
Russian:провести рейд, ...
Ukrainian:проводити наліт, ...
Hindi:छापा मारना, ...
Bengali:অভিযান চালানো, ...
Catalan:fer una batuda, ...
Czech:provést razii, ...
Danish:foretage en razzia, ...
Dutch:een inval doen, ...
Greek:πραγματοποιώ έφοδο, ...
Hungarian:rajtaütést végrehajtani, ...
Khmer:បើកប្រតិបត្តិការឆ្មក់, ...
Korean:급습하다, ...
Persian:حمله ناگهانی انجام دادن, ...
Polish:przeprowadzać nalot, ...
Portuguese (BR):fazer uma operação, ...
Romanian:a organiza o razie, ...
Swedish:göra en razzia, ...
Thai:บุกค้น, ...
Turkish:baskın düzenlemek, ...
Vietnamese:mở cuộc đột kích, ...

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