sally forth

• تعبير قديم أو أدبي يعني الانطلاق في رحلة أو الخروج من مكان آمن، غالبًا بإحساس بالهدف أو المغامرة.

An archaic or literary expression meaning to set out on a journey, venture out, or leave a safe place, often with a sense of purpose or adventure.

1. To set out on a journey or missionC1formalbritish

   To leave a safe or comfortable place to begin a journey, adventure, or mission.

   الانطلاق في رحلة

   • The knights sallied forth from the castle to face the enemy.
   • Every morning, the explorers would sally forth into the unknown jungle.
   • She sallied forth with her backpack, ready for a new adventure.

2. To emerge or come out suddenlyC1formalbritish

   To rush out or emerge from a place, often with energy or determination.

   الاندفاع للخارج

   • The soldiers sallied forth from their fortifications to attack.
   • As the gates opened, the crowd sallied forth into the streets.
   • He sallied forth from his office to confront the problem directly.