Can I can convert this C# code into some Linq code?

i have the following string array and would like to convert the contents into a linq Where clause like the following.

I have ...

var words[] = new string [] { "aaa", "bbb", "ccc", "ddd" };

And would like ....

.Where(x => x.Word == "aaa" && x.Word == "bbb" && 
            x.Word开发者_开发百科 == "ccc" && x.Word == "ddd")

Cheers :)

Update: Why && and not ||

This is actually for RavenDb and it's smart enough to convert that linq to a Lucene query with AND's in there...

So i really need it to be &&

Update 2: More clarrification why I would like to use && and not ||

The Linq provider in RavenDB, when told to translate the linq to lucene, does the following..

.Where(x => x.Word == "aaa" && x.Word == "bbb")

get's translated to

Query:aaa AND Query:bbb

so please, i would really appreciate any help and not suggetions to use ||. This is not linq to objects or linq to ef, etc..

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.Where(x => words.Contains(x.Word))

UPD: this was perfectly valid for initial revision of the question

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If you want to use && then you're asking for all the conditions to be satisfied. You could try the All operator:

.Where(item => words.All(word => word == item));

This seems extremely counterintuitive but is worth a try!