foreign
વિદેશી
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'
વિદેશને લગતું,
વિદેશનું,
વિદેશી,
પરદેશનું
adjective
પરદેશી
example
They mix and match a wide range of disparate 'foreign' elements to create a melting pot of human and mechanical voices, jingles, sounds and samples.
Yet, aren't new influences that seem 'foreign' and unfamiliar also agents of positive change?
It is a matter of perhaps not daily, but certainly regular occurrence that experts on 'foreign' law are called in such situations.
He is not authorised to receive any evidence of 'foreign' law, unless such evidence is relevant to the question whether the offence is one of a political character.
Now introduce two types of 'foreign' elements - lets say bacteria and viruses.
A judge's job is to interpret the law, not make it up by pouring 'foreign' law into our constitutional jurisprudence.
We're so used to the idea of the media as something that we're privileged to have, that the idea of it actively coming to us is 'foreign' and strange.
Several years ago, I wrote to the local press concerning the need to teach Spanish as our first 'foreign' language in all schools, but to no avail.
Other models may have been sold in Canada if a retailer bought them from 'foreign' distributors.
The sunlight seemed strange, 'foreign' somehow, as if filtered through a glass.
Len Downey, will this tragedy change the way you deploy your 'foreign' correspondents and the kind of risks that they will take?
There is a tendency to regard extremism and reaction within a part of the Muslim community in the west as something intrinsically strange or 'foreign' .
But, as with his reference to changes in domestic law, his survey of 'foreign' law is highly selective.
It felt too strange, too 'foreign' , like she'd forsaken all of her unknown past.
Lawyers protested that it would expose clients to unreasonable pressure, and introduce a 'foreign' element into the court.
sth that is 'foreign' to sb
I can even do it in 'foreign' language script and characters such as Japanese and Arabic.
'foreign' species
It is regarded as strange and intrinsically 'foreign' .
To 'foreign' dominions, which belong to a prince who succeeds to the throne of England, this Court has no power to send any writ of any kind.
The process was helped, after the mid-sixteenth century, by the arrival of a new 'foreign' element.
She struggled in vain against the darkness surrounding her, but the pain of a 'foreign' element inside her prevented it.
To be sure, the analogy between 'foreign' law as authority and the Bible as authority isn't perfect.
Lawyers and those dealing with 'foreign' affairs have a smooth week ahead.
Electroporation is a common method to introduce 'foreign' molecules into cells, but its molecular basis is poorly understood.
We are free and the consciousness of the material world of the senses stands before us as something strange and 'foreign' which no longer wears us down.
I'd be very interested to hear from proponents of citing or relying on 'foreign' law about the answers to these questions.
Taubman recounts all of his subject's most significant dealings, both in terms of 'foreign' and domestic policy.
And a beautiful thing, for me, was that most spoke with foreign accents and in 'foreign' languages.
Yet these are precisely the areas where 'foreign' students make the biggest contribution to American society.
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