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v.搜寻；觅食；袭击；提供食物或粮食；给（牛、马）喂食（forage的过去式和过去分词）
1、portaged───n.搬运；运输；vi.转到陆上运输；vt.转到陆上运输；经陆上运输绕过
2、foliaged───叶状的
3、forages───n.饲料；草料；搜索；vi.觅食；搜寻
4、forayed───n.涉足，初次尝试；突袭；侵略；攻击；vi.袭击；vt.劫掠；n.(Foray)人名；(法)福雷
5、-forged───adj.锻的；锻造的；v.伪造（forge的过去式）；锻造（金属）
6、forage───n.饲料；草料；搜索；vi.觅食；搜寻
7、forager───n.搜寻（食物）的人；四处寻找的人
8、-raged───v.发怒；狂暴；狂欢（rage的过去分词）
9、forged───adj.锻的；锻造的；v.伪造（forge的过去式）；锻造（金属）
1、The mount and quality of the foraged plants can significantly influence the time spent ruminating.───摄入牧草的数量和质量对家畜的反刍时间有重要影响。
2、Within the warm stomach of the rainforests, kiwi, weka, and the other birds foraged for huhu and similar succulent insects.───在雨林温暖的腹部，鹬鸵、短翼秧机和其他鸟禽找寻甲虫幼虫和类似的多汁昆虫。
3、He foraged in the refrigerator for munchies.───他在冰箱里搜找零食。
4、Usually just their big nostrils appeared for a gulp of air as they foraged on sea grasses or swam slowly to greener underwater pastures.───通常，当它们在水下寻找海草或者慢慢地游向一些更绿的水下牧草场时，它们长长的鼻孔会伸出水面来换气。
5、Before the advent of the Gona toolmakers. The primates that inhabited the area were probably plant-eaters who foraged.───在戈纳石器制造者出现之前，生活在这里的灵长动物可能靠觅食植物生存。
6、They foraged a pig for the feast.───他们为筵席搞到一头猪。
7、could be they were accidentally ingested as the sauropods foraged for food, that they served no real purpose.───它们可能是在蜥脚类动物觅食时被误食的，没有真正的用途。
8、She foraged (ie rummaged) about in her handbag, but couldn't find her keys.───她翻遍了手提包，就是找不到钥匙。
9、COLD SNAP: A deer foraged for food as the sun set over Knutsford, England, Tuesday.───寒流来袭：周二在英格兰纳兹福德，一头鹿在落日的余晖中觅食。
1、Writers who need a good title have often foraged in Shakespeare or the Bible.
2、He foraged about in the cupboard.
3、COLD SNAP: A deer foraged for food as the sun set over Knutsford, England, Tuesday.
4、The pigs foraged in the woods for acorns.
5、She foraged around in her purse and produced her ticket.
6、He foraged in the kitchen for something to eat.
7、They foraged a pig for the feast.
8、The soldiers foraged the villages near their camp.
9、After a few weeks one male, who she named David Greybeard because of his white-tufted chin, let her approach him – tempted by the odd banana – and allowed her to observe him as he foraged for food.