adj.空袭的，防空袭的

The air-raid sirens blared, signaling an incoming bombardment.
空袭警报响起，预示着即将有轰炸。
During World War II, air-raids were a frequent occurrence in London.
在二战期间，伦敦经常遭受空袭。
The citizens took cover in the bomb shelters as the air-raid warning sounded.
当空袭警报响起时，市民们都躲进了防空洞。
The air-raid destroyed several buildings in the city center.
这次空袭摧毁了市中心的几座建筑。
Children were taught to duck and cover during air-raid drills at school.
学校里，孩子们被教导在空袭演习中要蹲下并找地方遮掩。
The air-raid shelter provided a safe haven for the residents during wartime.
空袭避难所为战时的居民提供了安全的避难所。
The anti-aircraft guns fired at the enemy planes during the raid.
在空袭中，高射炮向敌机开火。
The air-raid caused widespread panic among the population.
空袭在人群中引起了广泛的恐慌。
After the air-raid, rescue teams immediately started searching for survivors.
空袭过后，救援队伍立即开始搜寻幸存者。
The city's infrastructure was severely damaged by the relentless air-raids.
城市的基础设施在连绵不断的空袭中遭受了严重破坏。