No. 11,303 in French

raflé

"Raflé" means "snatched" or "swept away."

In a sentence

Il a raflé tous les prix lors de la compétition.
He scooped up all the prizes during the competition.
Here, 'rafler' means to quickly and successfully collect or win numerous items or awards, emphasizing the effortless and complete nature of the acquisition.
Les voleurs ont raflé tout ce qu'ils pouvaient dans la maison.
The thieves grabbed everything they could in the house.
In this sentence, 'rafler' refers to taking or grabbing everything available, often hurriedly and unscrupulously.
Le candidat a raflé les votes dans tous les départements.
The candidate secured votes across all departments.
Here, 'rafler' illustrates the act of obtaining (votes, support) in a comprehensive and dominating manner.

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