razziar
ʁazje
razziait, razziant, razzie
Definition Conjugation
Definition of razziar - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
attaqueRare attaquer rapidement pour voler et pillerRare
- Les cavaliers ont razzié le village pendant la nuit.
2.
tout raflerRare prendre beaucoup de choses rapidementRare
- Ils ont razzié tous les gâteaux au buffet.
Origin of razziar
italien, razziare (piller) (prob. dérivé de razzia arabe)
Examples of razziar in a sentence
L'armée ennemie a razzié les entrepôts avant de se replier. Les clients ont razzié les billets dès l’ouverture. Il a razzié les bonnes affaires pendant les soldes.
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- English:raid, grab, ...
- German:überfallen und plündern, hamstern, ...
- Italian:razziar, fare razzia, ...
- Spanish:saquear, arrasar, ...
- Portuguese:assaltar, rapinar, ...
- Chinese:洗劫, 一扫而空, ...
- Japanese:襲撃する, ごっそり持っていく, ...
- Arabic:غَارَ, خَطَفَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִפְשֹׁט שׁוֹד, לִחְטוֹף בִּמְהִירוּת, ...
- Russian:совершать набег, расхватать, ...
- Ukrainian:грабувати наскоком, змітати, ...
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