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sally

/ˈsæli/

sallynoun

sallies

/ˈsæli/

Traduzioni

sortieMilitaire.

The soldiers made a sally from the fort to surprise the attackers.

Les soldats ont fait une sortie depuis le fort pour surprendre les assaillants.

excursionPour un bref voyage ou une sortie de loisir.

They decided to take a sally into the countryside for the weekend.

Ils ont décidé de faire une excursion à la campagne pour le week-end.

saillieFamilier ou littéraire, pour une remarque vive ou spirituelle.

Her sally during the debate drew laughter from the audience.

Sa saillie pendant le débat a fait rire le public.

Traduzioni aggiuntive

viréeFamilier, pour une courte sortie ou escapade.

Definizioni

A sudden charge out of a besieged place against the enemy; a sortie.

The soldiers made a sally from the fort to surprise the attackers.

A witty or lively remark, especially one made as a retort.

Her sally during the debate drew laughter from the audience.

A brief journey or excursion, typically for pleasure.

They decided to take a sally into the countryside for the weekend.

Sinonimi

sallyverb

sallied

Past Simple

sallied

Past Participle

sallying

Gerund

/ˈsæli/

Traduzioni

faire une sortieMilitaire.

The soldiers sallied from the fort to confront the approaching invaders.

Les soldats ont fait une sortie depuis le fort pour affronter les envahisseurs qui approchaient.

s'aventurerPour une sortie ou excursion rapide et énergique.

They decided to sally forth into the forest for an afternoon adventure.

Ils ont décidé de s'aventurer dans la forêt pour une aventure d'après-midi.

Definizioni

To set out on a sudden or energetic trip or excursion.

They decided to sally forth into the forest for an afternoon adventure.

To rush out suddenly, as from a defensive position to attack an enemy.

The soldiers sallied from the fort to confront the approaching invaders.

Sinonimi

charge out

spring out

leap out

burst forth

emerge

sallyproper noun

Definizioni

A female given name, originally a diminutive of Sarah, now used independently.

Sally was excited to start her new job on Monday.