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sally forth

/ˈsæli fɔːrθ/

翻译: 指动身出发、离开安全之地外出,常带有目的性或冒险意味;多用于书面或文学性表达。

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/ˈsæli fɔːrθ/C2formal已废弃
  • zh指动身出发、离开安全之地外出,常带有目的性或冒险意味;多用于书面或文学性表达。

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.

    zh出发上路

    • 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.

    zh冲出

    • 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.
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