foeman n.(pl. -men) 〔古、詩〕敵兵，敵人。
n. (pl. -men) 〔古、詩〕敵兵，敵人。 “foemmel“ 中文翻譯： 弗梅爾“foelster“ 中文翻譯： 弗爾斯特“foempe“ 中文翻譯： 芬佩“foelsche river“ 中文翻譯： 福爾什河“foen“ 中文翻譯： 聯邦環境辦公室“foelsch“ 中文翻譯： 弗爾施“foengoe eiland“ 中文翻譯： 豐胡島“foellner“ 中文翻譯： 弗爾納“foeni“ 中文翻譯： 福埃尼“foellmer“ 中文翻譯： 弗爾默
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A third time he approached in the same manner , when the christian knight , desirous to terminate this elusory warfare , in which he might at length have been worn out by the activity of his foeman , suddenly seized the mace which hung at his saddlebow , and , with a strong hand and unerring aim , hurled it against the head of the emir , for such and not less his enemy appeared 第三次他又猛撲，這時基督教騎士不愿老讓敵人用這種方式消耗白己力量，決定結束這種虛晃一著的戰斗，突然拿起放在馬鞍前穹上的釘頭錘狠命地一扔，錘頭準確地直指這個酋長的頭部(看起來這個敵人的身份不會低于酋長) 。 |
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Ere the christian could avail himself of this mishap , his nimble foeman sprung from the ground , and calling on his horse , which instantly returned to his side , he leaped into his seat without touching the stirrup , and regained all the advantage of which the knight of the leopard hoped to deprive him 基督徒還來不及利用這個機會，他的矯健的對手已經一躍而起，向馬一喊，馬應聲回到他的身邊，他不踏蹬就飛上了馬背，把原來臥豹騎士以為他會失去的優勢又奪了回來。 |
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They appreciated him as a foeman worthy of their intellect , and they listened intently , following every word 他們欣賞他，認為他是個值得他們使用智慧對待的對手，于是聽得很仔細，一字不漏。 |
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Then foeman no longer nor aliens , 不再敵對不再視對方為異己 |