foreign
ਵਿਦੇਸ਼ੀ
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.
example
It is not unheard of to have an action tried in a jurisdiction which applies 'foreign' law.
She stared at his hand as if it were some strange 'foreign' object and reluctantly shook it.
'foreign' national
'foreign' language
In Part 4 the bill adds all the evidential rules relating to foreign judgments and 'foreign' laws.
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.
Some third grade children study at special hagwons in order to get into high schools specializing in 'foreign' languages or science.
sth that is 'foreign' to sb
The body possesses an innate tendency to reject and destroy any 'foreign' material introduced into it.
Nearly all books are in Chinese, except in Shanghai and Beijing, where 'foreign' language books are also available.
A treaty dealt with frontier issues and declared that Tibet was to have no dealings with 'foreign' powers without Britain's consent.
It was so strange and 'foreign' a concept that the very thought scared me more than anything in my entire period of life.
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.
He noted for some 'foreign' languages there are too few students signed up to offer the course at an individual high school.
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.
Such epistemological conundrums are not limited to 'foreign' policy.
The regency's plan to fight the move has gained support from 200 industrial firms in the area that employ 'foreign' workers.
Even when they are obliged to live abroad for years they refuse either to accustom themselves to foreign food or to learn 'foreign' languages.
Other models may have been sold in Canada if a retailer bought them from 'foreign' distributors.
The estate is now back to its original 80,000 acres - the largest area owned by a 'foreign' citizen in the United Kingdom.
A lot of political operatives and pollsters will tell you this presidential election will hinge on 'foreign' policy.
'foreign' species
A judge's job is to interpret the law, not make it up by pouring 'foreign' law into our constitutional jurisprudence.
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.
Len Downey, will this tragedy change the way you deploy your 'foreign' correspondents and the kind of risks that they will take?
Capital hedging has been identified as one of the biggest areas of concern by 'foreign' bankers.
In the first place most of the opium at Lintin did not belong to the 'foreign' merchants in India, and they had no legal right to surrender it.
And that means food without all the weird 'foreign' genes running around in it.
It felt too strange, too 'foreign' , like she'd forsaken all of her unknown past.
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?
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