adventurer
ಸಾಹಸಿ
definition
noun
Four young adventurers play hide and seek in the country home of an old professor, where they stumble upon an enchanted wardrobe that will take them places they never dreamed.
a person who enjoys or seeks adventure.
translation of 'adventurer'
noun
ಸಾಹಸಿ,
ಸಾಹಸಿಗ
example
It is the picaresque story of an Irish 'adventurer' who unconsciously reveals his villainy while attempting self-justification.
a political 'adventurer'
The plucky 'adventurer' is also attempting to trek up Kilimanjaro in Tanzania in July.
She was the natural daughter of a financial 'adventurer' who bequeathed her his fortune.
‘We will adopt all necessary measures to steadfastly smash any political 'adventurer' aimed at splitting the motherland,’ he said.
The man who came up with the answer was a financial 'adventurer' called William Paterson, a Scot who had made his name down south as one of the founding directors of the Bank of England.
The play, written between 1613 and 1615, tells the story of Pedro, a loveable trickster, rogue and 'adventurer' , played by John Ramm, who aims to help everyone to gain popularity.
He was a skilful politician, but he was not an 'adventurer' or a visionary.
His father was a bullying 'adventurer' who earned a precarious living as a mercenary soldier and deserted the family when Johannes was 17.
That is a mask that any political 'adventurer' can put on.
No doubt a long swim would get you back to terra firma but, call us wimps, we weren't prepared to risk it - despite John's appeal to the 'adventurer' in us.
The once seamless constitution of the United Kingdom - the product of a millennium of political evolution - has been shredded by this 'adventurer' and his gang of mercenary barrow boys, so that it is now reduced to incoherence.
In April last year the Carterton 'adventurer' attempted the first overflight of Mt Cook, only to be turned back by the weather as he got to within 100m of the summit.
In 1720 the Scottish 'adventurer' John Law had attempted to set up a state bank on the promise of overseas trading profits, and had paid the king's debts in banknotes.
a political 'adventurer'
In the 1920s British historian Charles Grey savaged the American 'adventurer' as an unhinged embellisher at best, a liar at worst.
The unsung Victorian 'adventurer' hacked, bullied and charmed his way through uncharted jungle to help establish British colonial rule in Burma.
The wealthy 'adventurer' financed Ben's hunt for the treasure.
AN 'adventurer' from Sheffield has vanished while attempting a solo walk through some of the most inhospitable terrain in the world.
The millionaire 'adventurer' was the first person to circle the globe solo in a hot-air balloon.
A true 'adventurer' , he is driven purely by thrills, seeking danger and excitement simply because nothing else will do.
The Arabs were driven out in 1090 by a band of Norman 'adventurers' under Count Roger of Normandy, who had established a kingdom in southern Italy and Sicily.
They began to filter into Muslim Persia in the 9th century, mainly as mercenaries and 'adventurers' .
The Polar Race, which will last between 30 and 40 days, has been organised by two of Britain's leading modern day 'adventurers' .
European 'adventurers' , pirates and evangelists began flocking to its shores, commencing the systematic plundering of the subcontinent that would continue over subsequent centuries.
You and 53 other 'adventurers' will stay aboard the Polar Pioneer, your floating base camp, where you'll have input in planning the ship's day-to-day itinerary.
What actually transpired was that an influx of political 'adventurers' swamped the party, particularly at the regional and riding level.
Other 'adventurers' came to grief here in 1897 after a failed attempt to fly a balloon from the North Pole.
As their empires' borders crept closer, so began the Great Game, a melodramatic blend of exploration and intrigue with spies, 'adventurers' and ‘political agents’.
It is an ideal destination for 'adventurers' with an interest in history and music.
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