foul
নোংরা
definition
adverb
That's the real problem: even guys who want to play fair are under pressure from cheaters to play foul .
unfairly; contrary to the rules.
verb
factories that fouled the atmosphere
make foul or dirty; pollute.
The keeper fouled his opponent but avoided a red card.
(in sports) commit a foul against (an opponent).
noun
It was a tough time for the French and Silvestre, having already been booked for a foul on Gillespie, just couldn't contain the winger in the 69th minute.
(in sports) an unfair or invalid stroke or piece of play, especially one involving interference with an opponent.
a disease in the feet of cattle.
adjective
a foul odor
offensive to the senses, especially through having a disgusting smell or taste or being unpleasantly soiled.
murder most foul
wicked or immoral.
translation of 'foul'
বিরক্তিকর,
কটুস্বাদ-যুক্ত,
বিশ্রী,
দুর্গন্ধযুক্ত,
ময়লা
adverb
নোংরাভাবে,
অন্যায়ভাবে,
অপরিচ্ছন্নভাবে,
অপরিত্রভাবে
verb
অপরিচ্ছন্ন করা,
জড়াইয়া যাত্তয়া,
সঙ্ঘৃষ্ট হত্তয়া,
অপবিত্র করা,
বিকৃতমূর্তি করা,
নোংরা করা,
ধাক্কা খাত্তয়া
noun
নোংরা,
বিকৃতমূর্তি করা
adjective
ঝড়ো,
অন্যায়,
ময়লা,
জঘন্য,
অপরিচ্ছন্ন,
দুর্দশাগ্রস্ত,
অশ্লীল,
বিকৃতমূর্তি,
সমল,
লজ্জাকর,
অমার্জিত,
ক্লেদপূর্ণ,
প্রতিকূল,
নোংরা,
অপবিত্র
example
Ten minutes into our trip a 'foul' smell begins to permeate the carriage; it emanates from the aforementioned toilets.
He fell into the area but the 'foul' looked to have been committed just outside it.
The eighth was a strikeout, the ninth a pop fly to first base, the 10th a 'foul' pop to the catcher.
Many of these residents have complained to me about the 'foul' taste and murky color of their tap water.
I have been 'foul' to you and I must apologize.
I think any form of a quota must be done away with whether it is a quota in numbersu2026or a quota in time, i.e. you have to fill these positions by such and such a time if you do not want to be 'foul' of the law.
Nicolson, a successful writer but somewhat inexperienced sailor, teams up with an old salt and buddy George Fairhurst, who continually bails them out of near calamities - 'foul' currents, fierce tides, raging winds and equipment failures.
There was a 'foul' stench in the air like that of gunpowder.
Then, to their surprise, right field umpire John Rice ruled that the ball had gone 'foul' .
The meter-square bag was found leaking its 'foul' contents outside the office of legislator Leung Yiu-chung in an industrial area of Kowloon.
The printed texts of Shakespeare's plays that appear to derive from 'foul' paper copy provide a unique glimpse of the playwright in the act of composition.
The bread had been alright, but the wateru2026 it had tasted so 'foul' .
Such moves in future, however, should also attempt to curb the rising tide of 'foul' language, both on the pitch and terraces.
Giambi then narrowly missed a three-run homer, his ball down the rightfield line curving 'foul' by a few feet.
Southend Council is waging war against unsociable dog owners who let their pets 'foul' the street.
They began hobbling towards the car, Leanne almost crumbling under the weight and the disgusting, 'foul' smell of alcohol.
Despite predictions of 'foul' weather and traffic chaos, sunny weather lured thousands of tourists to the Lake District.
However, at the time, the atmosphere was 'foul' - even once or twice nearly degenerating into a punch-up.
She added that unlike other walkers, groups of charity fund-raisers were not deterred by 'foul' weather, simply because they had to take part in their event on a chosen day.
However Sheridan then blotted his copy book by getting sent off in the 70th minute for 'foul' and abusive language.
Afterwards he lay there, breathing the 'foul' air as shallowly as he could.
In hospital she screamed at the nurses. u2018I was 'foul' to them. I became a monster,u2019 she says, sighing heavily.
His two 'foul' shots at the end of the 1957 Finals gave the Celtics their first title.
As London grew from a rambling town into a crowded urban center, its city air grew ever more 'foul' with smoke and unhealthy sulfur dioxide gases from wood-burning and coal-burning stoves.
Dustbins on the road between the commercial establishments and the main road leading to Kalka are not cleaned regularly and emit a 'foul' smell.
u2018OK, sorry,u2019 Leanne said, taken aback by Rob's uncharacteristically 'foul' mood.
When planning, it's wise to site ponds away from trees as dead leaves will 'foul' the water.
Not many city residents go there to spend an evening because of the 'foul' smell from the sewer, which is in the middle of the garden dividing it into two zones.
It leaks into groundwater from fuel storage tanks, contaminating water supplies with a 'foul' smell and taste.
On Monday, members of the town council recreation and amenities committee despaired over the number of owners who continue to let their dogs 'foul' public places.
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