sallies

英 [ˈsæliz]

美 [ˈsæliz]

n.  俏皮话; 出击; 突袭
v.  突围; 出发; 动身，外出; 旅行，外出漫游; （感情等的）迸发，涌出
sally的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 俏皮话;妙语;隽语
  Salliesare clever and amusing remarks.
  1. He had thus far succeeded in fending off my conversational sallies.
     他迄今为止一直不为我说的俏皮话所动。
• VERB 突然冲出;奋身前往;大胆迈入
  If someonesallies forthorsalliessomewhere, they go out into a rather difficult, dangerous, or unpleasant situation in a brave or confident way.
  1. ...worrying about her when she sallies forth on her first date...
     她第一次赴异性约会时对她的担心
  2. Tamara would sally out on bitterly cold nights.
     塔玛拉会不畏严寒在夜晚外出。
  3. Sallyis also a noun.
     
  4. ...their first sallies outside the student world.
     他们首次勇敢地走出校园

双语例句

• He had thus far succeeded in fending off my conversational sallies.
  他迄今为止一直不为我说的俏皮话所动。
• She was not inclined to sarcasm and to impulsive sallies, as Mary was.
  她不象玛丽一样说话尖刻，动不动挖苦别人。
• She continued her story undisturbed by the merry sallies of her hearers.
  她继续她的故事而不受她的听众的欢乐俏皮话所打扰。
• In two liberated areas in North china, he shared the dangers hardships of the troops and people, and accompanied small "armed work group" in extremely perilous sallies far behind the enemy lines.
  在华北的两个解放区，他与普通的人民和士兵一起，甘苦与共，艰险饱尝，甚至参与了极其危险的武工队敌后捕俘除恶行动。
• The laughter with which his sallies were greeted excited him.
  他妙语连珠引来满堂笑声，这使他感到兴奋。
• Was one of his opening sallies.
  ，这是他常用的开场调侃语。