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(By Kevin Sullivan, The Washington Post)
bask
/bɑːsk/
Common Usage
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Words that share a similar meaning include:
- BASK definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionarybask. (bɑːsk , bæsk ) Word forms: 3rd person singular present tense basks , basking , past tense, past participle basked. 1. verb.Collins Dictionary
foreign
adjective
1 belonging or connected to a country which is not your own:
Spain was the first foreign country she had visited.
foreign languages
His work provided him with the opportunity for a lot of foreign travel.
2 FORMAL foreign to Something can be described as foreign to a particular person if it is unknown to them or not within their experience:
The whole concept of democracy, she claimed, was utterly foreign to the present government.
3 describes an object or substance which has entered something else, possibly by accident, and does not belong there:
a foreign object/substance
foreign matter
foreigner
noun [C]
a person who comes from another country
draw fire
Encounter criticism, as in His recent article was bound to draw fire. This expression uses the verb draw in the sense of "attract" or "provoke," and transfers fire in the sense of "gunfire" to a somewhat milder attack.
draw fire
Definition: receive criticism or argument
Explanation: Used when speaking about something controversial.
Examples: He drew fire on his remarks about education. - The boss drew fire on his new production schedule.
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China and Taiwan draw fire from Washington
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