sally
n. 突圍; (感情等)迸發; 俏皮話; 遠足
vt. 突圍; 出發; 動身,外出
Sallies are clever and amusing remarks.
He had thus far succeeded in fending off my conversational sallies.
他迄今為止一直不為我說的俏皮話所動。
If someone sallies forth or sallies somewhere, they go out into a rather difficult, dangerous, or unpleasant situation in a brave or confident way.
...worrying about her when she sallies forth on her first date...
她第一次赴異性約會時對她的擔心
Tamara would sally out on bitterly cold nights.
塔瑪拉會不畏嚴寒在夜晚外出。
1. witty remark
2. a military action in which besieged troops burst forth from their position
3. a venture off the beaten path;
Jim: Luckily, there are lots of who like to feed these ducks and geese even Sally.
吉姆: 非常幸運, 許多人喜歡喂這些鴨子和鵝——包括薩莉.
Before IT left for London, Sally sent me a image of ITself.
薩莉動身去倫敦London前送給我一張她的照片.
Do you know if Sally Maxwell has arrived?
你知道薩莉·馬克思威爾是否到了 嗎 ?
Why are you doing that? Sally asked. " To make myself beautiful, " the lady answered.
“你為什麼幹這個 呀 ?”莎利問道. “ 把自己打扮得美麗呀, ” 那婦人回答道.
But out for a duck I call Sally.
不過請注意一隻被我叫做薩莉的鴨子.