foud การใช้

The next day, he foud his birth certificate with the help of a local woman who taught English.
I would not say they foud it strange to see, considering they are in contact with it on a daily basis.
In the 1570s Earl Robert Stewart moved the thing to nearby Scalloway Castle, although the holm was used once more in 1577 when over 700 Shetlanders brought a complaint against the local Foud, Lawrence Bruce, before royal commissioners from Edinburgh.
About 1571 Laurence Bruce was appointed sheriff ( the anglicised equivalent to the actual Norn-Scottish title of Foud or " faud ", coming from the Norse term'fogde', meaning approximately bailiff ) of the Shetland Islands by Earl Robert.
The storyline between the foud did not conclude right after " Dos Leyendas " as the now unmasked Felino was cheered by the crowd during his first unmasked match while La Sombra, who won the mask from Felino, was more or less ignored by the crowd.