Nghĩa của từ forays bằng Tiếng Anh
the place into which they were forbidden to foray
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1. I remember our excitable forays into Flint.
2. Attempts to snare even rabbits became dangerous forays.
3. 14 The soldiers made nightly forays into enemy territory.
4. 12 Their highly publicized forays energized and emboldened the Catholic Right.
5. But often these forays into the wild go awry.
6. Those on the front line make regular forays into occupied territory.
7. Oda Nobunaga mounted forays into Mino territory in 1561 and 1563, which resulted in brief battles.
8. A similar brashness defined her forays into public society as the first lady of the Kremlin.
9. During their nocturnal forays, they can travel as far as 30 miles in their search for supper.
10. It is not averse to eating any small fish it may come across during its night time forays.
11. And the occasional gang forays brought with them some fated kid who would fumble his moves and catch a knife.
12. Simpson and the children have made a few forays into the Brentwood community where he was once a constant fixture. Sentencedict.com
13. Henry played the piano out of a van on forays into the hinterland to introduce the Trans-National Drama Research Gymnasium.
14. Forays had been made at night; scaffolding had been torn down and a few workers employed in building Carewscourt had been killed.
15. John Updike's The Carpentered Hen is a compilation of the author's early forays in light verse and a testament to the man's awesome powers of observation
16. Although quite expensive, dining at Baluchi doesn’t pinch much when you consider its brilliant cooking and even marvellous menu, that forays
17. A unique ensemble for the classical guitar, upending traditional notions of repertoire with forays into twelve-tone, atonal, Aleatoric, prepared, electro-acoustic, and minimalist styles
18. Elliott Carter’s Early Flops Reveal a Budding Musical Master A composer of famously thorny music had two failed forays into ballet, given fresh reconsideration on a new album.
19. ‘That's Asinine and they will be undone by their sloppy decision-making.’ ‘It is the most perfectly Asinine closing statement I think I have ever heard by a ‘professional’ writer.’ ‘His few political interventions are puerile and his forays abroad - to Australia, Orkney, Israel - are, well, Asinine.’
20. Greco-Buddhism, or Graeco-Buddhism, is the cultural syncretism between Hellenistic culture and Buddhism, which developed between the fourth century BCE and the fifth century CE in Bactria (modern-day Afghanistan) and the Indian subcontinent.It was a cultural consequence of a long chain of interactions begun by Greek forays into India from the time of Alexander the Great.