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Collocations for raid - noun

1. surprise attack

ADJECTIVE

daring
major
punitive, retaliatory
dawn, daylight, night, predawn
hit-and-run, surprise
Guerrillas were carrying out hit-and-run raids on the troops.
cross-border
air, bombing
commando, guerrilla

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VERB + raid

carry out, conduct, make
bombers carrying out daylight raids over the city
launch, mount, stage
lead sb in

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PREPOSITION

during a/the raid, in a/the raid
Five civilians died in the raid.
on a/the raid
He led his men on a cross-border raid.
raid against
The raids against military targets continued.
raid by
The town suffered several raids by Vikings.
raid on
air raids on Liverpool

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2. surprise visit by the police

ADJECTIVE

dawn, early-morning, predawn
police
drug (esp. AmE), drugs (BrE)
armed

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VERB + raid

carry out, launch, stage
Police staged an early-morning raid on the building.

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PREPOSITION

during a/the raid
He was injured during a police raid on his nightclub.
in a/the raid
the drugs seized in last night's raid
raid by
a raid by drugs squad detectives
raid on
raids on houses in the south of the city

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3. robbery from a building

ADJECTIVE

bank (esp. BrE), post office (BrE), shop (BrE)
armed (esp. BrE), smash-and-grab (BrE)

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VERB + raid

plan
carry out
foil (BrE)
Two customers foiled a raid on a local post office.

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PREPOSITION

during a/the raid, in a/the raid
the jewels stolen in the raid
raid on
She was shot during an armed raid on a security van.

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Collocations for raid - verb

Raid is used with these nouns as the subject:
officer, police, policeman

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Raid is used with these nouns as the object:
camp, closet, fridge, fund, larder, refrigerator, warehouse

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