sally forth

• Veralteter oder literarischer Ausdruck dafür, sich auf den Weg zu machen, einen sicheren Ort zu verlassen, oft mit einem Gefühl von Zielstrebigkeit oder Abenteuer.

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.

   Aufbrechen

   • 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.

   Hervorstürmen

   • 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.