raid in Irish
raid in Irish is creach, slad — raid means a sudden attack or surprise incursion, often by armed forces or police.
raid in Irish
creach
slad
What does "raid" mean?
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noun A sudden attack or surprise incursion, often by armed forces or police.
"The museum was the target of a night raid by thieves."
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verb To carry out a sudden attack or unannounced search on a place.
"Officers raided the flat after neighbours reported stolen goods."
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raid in a sentence
- The museum was the target of a night raid by thieves.
- Police carried out a dawn raid on the suspected drug den.
- Officers raided the flat after neighbours reported stolen goods.
- Inspectors raided the factory without warning to check the safety records.
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What is "raid" in Irish?
"raid" in Irish is creach, slad. raid means: A sudden attack or surprise incursion, often by armed forces or police.
How do you use "raid" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum was the target of a night raid by thieves." In Irish, "raid" is creach, slad.
Are there other ways to say "raid" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "raid": creach, slad.
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