foreign
বিদেশী
definition
adjective
a foreign language
of, from, in, or characteristic of a country or language other than one's own.
I suppose this all feels pretty foreign to you
strange and unfamiliar.
translation of 'foreign'
adjective
বিদেশী,
পরক,
বহিরাগত,
অসঙ্গত,
পরকীয়,
নিজস্ব নহে এমন,
পরদেশী,
বিলাতী,
সম্বন্ধহীন,
বৈদেশিক,
অস্থানিক,
অবাস্তব
example
No. Are they offering us a new 'foreign' policy or another way of dealing with dictators and terrorists?
Other models may have been sold in Canada if a retailer bought them from 'foreign' distributors.
To listen to his high-level critics, one might think that no American president had ever proposed an interventionist 'foreign' policy before.
The deeply forgotten greets us as 'foreign' but also makes strange the familiar.
Elsewhere in his testimony, Roberts criticized the importation of 'foreign' law.
It's perfectly natural that it would feel kinda weird and 'foreign' the first time.
They are the unwanted 'foreign' element, that which is abnormal in comparison to the protagonist's normal state.
I don't think that it is a good idea to introduce any 'foreign' substance that could adversely affect the development of a baby without a very compelling reason.
If blame were to be justly apportioned, it would have to extend into the distant past of American 'foreign' policy formation.
But the society is regaining its vigor, with relatively safe areas attracting 'foreign' tourists.
that's 'foreign' to our culture
And that means food without all the weird 'foreign' genes running around in it.
Taubman recounts all of his subject's most significant dealings, both in terms of 'foreign' and domestic policy.
But even cutting subjects like music, art and 'foreign' languages has a direct impact on the core subjects.
Yet, aren't new influences that seem 'foreign' and unfamiliar also agents of positive change?
Some third grade children study at special hagwons in order to get into high schools specializing in 'foreign' languages or science.
Electroporation is a common method to introduce 'foreign' molecules into cells, but its molecular basis is poorly understood.
The 'foreign' law is treated as a question of fact.
The explosions occurred simultaneously late last night among areas popular with 'foreign' tourists.
The report also said that the lack of broadband lines outside large urban areas was hampering 'foreign' investment in the regions.
'foreign' national
'foreign' currency
It isn't an unpleasant sensation, there is no pain to it, but it is so strange and 'foreign' it causes me brief alarm.
And I love 'foreign' policy, because of the adventure and because of the stakes.
Speaking about 'foreign' policy, he is also eager to prove himself as a very open man, as a man who will be very active in his dialogue with the West.
Yet these are precisely the areas where 'foreign' students make the biggest contribution to American society.
sth that is 'foreign' to sb
At any time, simply by looking at our hand or our leg, one can experience the feeling that our body does not belongs to us, that it is a 'foreign' object, outside ourselves.
He noted for some 'foreign' languages there are too few students signed up to offer the course at an individual high school.
Her husband plans to continue working one week a month in Britain, while she has trained to teach English as a 'foreign' language as well as running the guest house.
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