foray

• 指突然或短暂的尝试、涉足，或对新活动、新领域、新范围的侵入或进入。

A noun referring to a sudden or brief attempt, venture, or incursion into a new activity, field, or area.

1. Brief attempt or ventureB2formal

   A short and often initial attempt to become involved in a new activity or sphere.

   初步尝试

   • Her foray into politics was brief but impactful.
   • The company made a foray into the Asian market last year.
   • His first foray into cooking ended with a burnt meal.

   同义词attemptexcursionexpeditionincursionsortieventure

2. Military raidC1formal

   A sudden attack or incursion into enemy territory, especially for plunder.

   军事突袭

   • The soldiers launched a foray behind enemy lines.
   • The historical account describes a foray by Viking raiders.
   • The general ordered a foray to gather intelligence.

   同义词assaultattackdescentincursioninroadmaraudraidsallysortiestrike

• 动词，指突然或短暂地进入某个活动、领域或地方，常含初次尝试或冒险之意。

A verb meaning to make a sudden or brief incursion into an activity, field, or place, often implying an initial attempt or venture.

1. To make a brief attempt or ventureC1formal

   To make a short, sudden attempt or venture into a new area or activity.

   尝试涉足

   • She decided to foray into the world of professional photography.
   • He forayed into the stock market with a small investment.
   • The company forayed into the European market last year.

   同义词attemptdabbledip intoexploresampletryventure

2. To raid or plunderC2formal

   To make a sudden attack or incursion, especially for the purpose of stealing or plundering.

   突袭掠夺

   • The Vikings forayed along the coast, looting villages.
   • The soldiers forayed into enemy territory under cover of darkness.
   • The pirates forayed the merchant ship for its cargo.

   同义词lootmaraudpillageplunderraidransackravagesack

短语动词变体foray into