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air-raid

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air-raid [ˈɛəreɪd] CPD air-raid precautions NPLprecauciones fpl a tomar en caso de ataque aéreo
air-raid shelter Nrefugio m antiaéreo
air-raid warden Nvigilante mf que se encarga de dar la voz de alarma en caso de ataque aéreo
air-raid warning Nalarma f antiaérea
see also air D
air-raid:
air-raid shelter
air-raid warden
nLuftschutzwart m
air-raid warning
nFliegeralarm m


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Students were fascinated when he explained how when the air-raid sirens started, everyone would have grabbed their gas masks and headed to the shelter until the next siren was sounded to give the all-clear.
Then in July the air raids began, the Morris hooter air-raid siren in Gosford Street filled everyone with fear, especially in the middle of the night.
To improve production of guns, we were instructed to remain at our jobs, even if the public air-raid siren had sounded outside the factory.
 
 
 
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