raid

手入れ、襲撃

人を逮捕したり、物を押収したり盗んだりするために、突然立ち入ること。

やさしい英語で： A sudden entry into a place to arrest people, take property, or steal things.

• Police arrested three people in the raid.
• Officers seized drugs during a raid on the house.
• The thieves escaped after an armed raid on the bank.

使い方： a raid on something (Police found stolen goods during a raid on a warehouse.)

類義語： swoop

よく使う表現： police raid, raid on something, armed raid

奇襲、襲撃

敵に対する突然の短い攻撃。

やさしい英語で： A sudden, short attack on an enemy.

• The raid began at dawn.
• Several buildings were destroyed in the air raid.
• Troops carried out raids on villages near the border.

使い方： a raid on something (The soldiers planned a raid on the enemy camp.)

類義語： attack, assault

よく使う表現： air raid, night raid, raid on something

襲撃する、手入れする

場所に突然入ったり攻撃したりすること。逮捕や物の押収などが目的となる。

やさしい英語で： To enter or attack a place suddenly, often to arrest people or take things.

• Police raided the house.
• Soldiers raided the enemy camp at dawn.
• Officers have raided several warehouses and seized stolen goods.

類義語： attack, storm

よく使う表現： raid a house, raid a camp, raid a warehouse

あさる、勝手に取る

自分で使ったり楽しんだりするために、しばしば無断で物を取ること。

やさしい英語で： To take things from a place for your own use or enjoyment, often without asking.

• The children raided the fridge.
• She raided her sister's wardrobe for a party dress.
• We had to raid our savings to pay for repairs.

使い方： raid something for something (We raided the cupboard for biscuits.)

類義語： help yourself to, dip into

よく使う表現： raid the fridge, raid a cupboard, raid someone's wardrobe