foreign
परदेशी
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'
बाहेरील,
परदेशी,
परका
example
Often students are barely able to use their mother-tongue but yet they are still forced to try to use the 'foreign' language of English.
The park has also meant a significant tourism boost to the West Kildare area with Irish and 'foreign' tourists coming in increasing numbers.
I carefully surveyed the area for footprints, 'foreign' items and so on, then photographed the scene.
One 'foreign' family in the area had actively participated in the festivities since they arrived last year.
Resistance fighters have frequently targeted 'foreign' planes in the area, which is an insurgent stronghold.
Yet these are precisely the areas where 'foreign' students make the biggest contribution to American society.
But who on earth goes with the lead on 'foreign' languages when the story also says that the current exams system is going to be dumped?
To listen to his high-level critics, one might think that no American president had ever proposed an interventionist 'foreign' policy before.
In Part 4 the bill adds all the evidential rules relating to foreign judgments and 'foreign' laws.
But even cutting subjects like music, art and 'foreign' languages has a direct impact on the core subjects.
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.
It is not unheard of to have an action tried in a jurisdiction which applies 'foreign' law.
A treaty dealt with frontier issues and declared that Tibet was to have no dealings with 'foreign' powers without Britain's consent.
It is regarded as strange and intrinsically 'foreign' .
But it was only recently, after the end of the Cold War, that we began letting the vice squad run 'foreign' policy.
They are the unwanted 'foreign' element, that which is abnormal in comparison to the protagonist's normal state.
The regency's plan to fight the move has gained support from 200 industrial firms in the area that employ 'foreign' workers.
I would say, as a general matter, that there are a couple of things that cause concern on my part about the use of 'foreign' law as precedent.
A lot of political operatives and pollsters will tell you this presidential election will hinge on 'foreign' policy.
And today he's a 'foreign' language major at the University of Central Florida.
'foreign' national
It's perfectly natural that it would feel kinda weird and 'foreign' the first time.
'foreign' affairs
That was the only word that could describe it, weird, or strange, or unknown, 'foreign' .
Now, I've read the whole text of the speech, which is mostly justifying his bill to bar courts from citing 'foreign' law.
The deeply forgotten greets us as 'foreign' but also makes strange the familiar.
My father was a 'foreign' language major at Yenching University.
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.
Such epistemological conundrums are not limited to 'foreign' policy.
Elsewhere in his testimony, Roberts criticized the importation of 'foreign' law.
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