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raider

/ˈreɪ.dər/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa quem ataca para saquear ou tomar algo à força, como em incursões de guerra, ou o investidor que adquire o controle de uma empresa comprando a maioria das ações para impor nova administração.

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noun

/ˈreɪ.dər/B2formalbusiness
  • ptSubstantivo que designa quem ataca para saquear ou tomar algo à força, como em incursões de guerra, ou o investidor que adquire o controle de uma empresa comprando a maioria das ações para impor nova administração.

A noun referring to someone who takes spoils or plunder, as in war, or a corporate investor who intends to take over a company by buying a controlling interest in its stock and installing new management.

  1. Plunderer or attackerB2formal

    A person who attacks an enemy in their territory, often to steal goods or cause damage.

    ptSaqueador ou atacante

    • The Viking raiders attacked the coastal village at dawn.
    • Ancient raiders would often take spoils from conquered towns.
    • The raiders escaped with gold and jewels before the army arrived.

    Sinônimosattackerinvaderlootermarauderpillagerplunderer

  2. Corporate raiderC1formalbusiness

    An investor who buys a large number of shares in a company to take control and change its management, often for profit.

    ptInvestidor ativista

    • The corporate raider acquired a controlling stake in the struggling firm.
    • Many employees feared the raider would sell off company assets.
    • The board fought against the raider's hostile takeover attempt.
Formas
  • raiders plural form
  • raiders' possessive plural form
  • raider's possessive singular form
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