English to Latin Meaning of sortie - eruptione existimavit

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Definitions of sortie in English
Noun(1) a military action in which besieged troops burst forth from their position(2) (military, as in a military operation
Examples of sortie in English
(1) The final sortie the following day almost wraps up the week with a hike between Point Sublime and Moustiers.(2) From there, they sortie against us through the servants' corridors.(3) this latest book is the author's first sortie into non-fiction(4) I sortie out to the riverbed and the sentries, who stand like dull rods in the wind.(5) From the kick-off, Sweden won possession and launched a sortie down the right.(6) That means more weapons can be carried on a single sortie .(7) The benefit, he said, was not ÔÇÿworth putting pilots at risk,ÔÇÖ so flight operations were changed so that coalition aircraft would sortie in less risky areas.(8) I was on a short, night sortie to reset my landing currency before we pulled into Singapore.(9) we'll soon know if they sortie(10) Naas might have gone further ahead in the ninth minute when another sortie involving Andy Melville and Fitzgerald was stopped short.(11) an early-morning sortie into the garden of our hotel(12) Their sortie netted the two machineguns and eight prisoners.(13) If you like a short sortie you can choose one, on the other hand if you like a brisk climb you may elect for the Masshill climb.(14) Among his pleasant memories of the club's first sortie into Division 1 was the opening win against Young Munster, and reaching the Senior Cup final.(15) Oxford were struggling to find any rhythm, and threatened only when the ever-composed Nick Light sortied into opposing territory.(16) This season will probably nudge the Gunners top as they have five home games straight after five European nights, while Chelsea have five away trips after sorties to the continent.
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Noun
1. foray ::
POPULATIO
2. raid ::
diruendis exercuisset
3. sally ::
eruptio
Different Forms
sortie, sortied, sortieing, sorties
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