raffled

ˈræfld

Definition

Definition of raffled - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

lottery

Rare

distributed through a raffle or lottery

Rare

The raffled items were displayed on the table.
The raffled tickets were sold out quickly.
Each raffled prize was unique and valuable.

drawn

won

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Origin of raffled

French, rafler (to snatch)

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French:loterisé, ...
German:verlost, ...
Italian:sorteggiato, ...
Spanish:rifado, ...
Portuguese:sorteado, ...
Chinese:抽奖的, ...
Japanese:抽選された, ...
Arabic:مَسْحوب بِاليانصيب, ...
Hebrew:מוּגְרָל, ...
Russian:разыгранный, ...
Ukrainian:розіграний, ...
Hindi:पुरस्कारित, ...
Bengali:র‍্যাফেল করা, ...
Catalan:sortit, ...
Czech:vylosovaný, ...
Danish:udloddet, ...
Dutch:verloot, ...
Greek:κληρωθέντα, ...
Hungarian:kisorsolt, ...
Khmer:ចែកចាយដោយការចាប់រង្វាន់, ...
Korean:추첨된, ...
Persian:قرعه‌کشی شده, ...
Polish:wylosowany, ...
Portuguese (BR):sorteado, ...
Romanian:loterizat, ...
Swedish:utlottad, ...
Thai:ที่จับฉลาก, ...
Turkish:çekilişle dağıtılan, ...
Vietnamese:rút thăm trúng thưởng, ...

raffle

ˈræf.əl

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Definition of raffle - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

fundraiserdrawing to win prizes by buying tickets

We bought tickets for the school raffle.

lottery

sweepstakes

waste

Dated

refuse or rubbish

Dated

He considered the broken toys as raffle.

garbage

trash

Verb

tr.

lotterygive away items by selling numbered tickets for a draw

They decided to raffle the painting at the event.

draw

lottery

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drawing to win prizes by buying tickets
refuse or rubbish

Expressions with raffle

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raffle off

sell tickets for a chance to win something

They decided to raffle off the painting at the event.

chook raffle

lottery where the prize is a chicken

He won a chicken at the local chook raffle last week..

couldn't organise a chook raffle

exp.

express inability to manage simple tasks or events effectively

He couldn't organise a chook raffle, so the event was a mess.

couldn't organise a two-ticket raffle

exp.

fail to arrange even a simple event or task successfully

He couldn't organise a two-ticket raffle, let alone a big party.

Origin of raffle

French, rafle (a snatching)

Examples of raffle in a sentence

She won a bicycle in the community raffle.
The old papers were just raffle to him.
Discarded raffle cluttered the backyard.
The school plans to raffle a bicycle next month.
We will raffle concert tickets to raise funds.

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French:tombola, tirer au sort, ...
German:Tombola, verlosen, ...
Italian:lotteria, sorteggiare, ...
Spanish:rifa, rifar, ...
Portuguese:sorteio, sortear, ...
Chinese:抽奖活动, 抽奖赠送, ...
Japanese:抽選会, 抽選で贈る, ...
Arabic:سحب خيري, أَجْرَى قُرْعَةً, ...
Hebrew:הַגְרָלָה, לְהַגְרִיל, ...
Russian:лотерея, разыграть, ...
Ukrainian:лотерея, провести лотерею, ...
Hindi:इनामी ड्रा, पुरस्कार देना, ...
Bengali:র্যাফেল, লটারি করা, ...
Catalan:rifa, rifar, ...
Czech:tombola, dát do tomboly, ...
Danish:lotteri, udlodde, ...
Dutch:verloting, verloten, ...
Greek:λαχειοφόρος αγορά, κάνω κλήρωση, ...
Hungarian:tombola, kisorsolni, ...
Khmer:ការចាប់ឆ្នោតលក់សន្លឹកឆ្នោត, ចាប់ឆ្នោតលក់រង្វាន់, ...
Korean:추첨, 추첨하다, ...
Persian:قرعه‌کشی, قرعه‌کشی کردند, ...
Polish:loteria, rozlosować, ...
Portuguese (BR):sorteio, sortear, ...
Romanian:răsfăț, a tombola, ...
Swedish:lotteri, lotta ut, ...
Thai:การจับฉลาก, จับฉลาก, ...
Turkish:çekiliş, çekilişle vermek, ...
Vietnamese:bốc thăm trúng thưởng, rút thăm, ...

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