stroke
ঘাই
definition
verb
he put his hand on her hair and stroked it
move one's hand with gentle pressure over (a surface, especially hair, fur, or skin), typically repeatedly; caress.
he stroked Penn's rowing eight to victory
act as the stroke of (a boat or crew).
noun
he received three strokes of the cane
an act of hitting or striking someone or something; a blow.
massage the cream into your skin using light upward strokes
an act of moving one's hand or an object across a surface, applying gentle pressure.
translation of 'stroke'
আক্রমণ
verb
সূক্ষ্ম রেখা টানা
noun
ঘা,
অভিঘাত,
আহতি,
চোপ,
বেত,
ঘাত,
দাঁড়ি,
স্পন্দন,
চাটি,
রেখা,
আঘাত,
কর্মসাফল্য,
ঘাই,
উদ্ঘাত,
ঘাতন,
সন্ন্যাসরোগের আক্রমণ,
মাত্রা,
খাবল,
চোট
example
At that moment, Els was four under par, one 'stroke' behind the leaders.
If you eliminate the timing between the sculls and the kick, you are not swimming the same 'stroke' .
'stroke' of lightning
Any swimming 'stroke' will help improve your stride, but the butterfly translates best to cross-country skiing.
The pulled out the drawings for the palace and scrutinized every pencil 'stroke' .
with a 'stroke' of his sword
In connection with the four 'stroke' engines, they have proficient use of gas.
Extremely obese people are six times more likely to suffer heat 'stroke' than thin people.
He forced the Maritzburg goalkeeper, Ryan Gary, to lie on the ball, conceding a penalty 'stroke' .
to 'stroke' a pet
They recruited patients from a 'stroke' rehabilitation unit.
Still, if he finds his 'stroke' in the play-offs, New York becomes extremely difficult to defend.
The verb u2018to hitu2019 still has, as its primary definition, u2018to give or deal a blow or 'stroke' .u2019
An ischaemic 'stroke' is when the supply of blood to part of the brain is blocked.
You need to refine your 'stroke' length and pace to maximize your hydrodynamic efficiency.
High cholesterol puts a person at risk of a heart attack or 'stroke' caused by a blood clot, so balance is essential.
There was a strong 'stroke' and a weak one, like a sound and its echo.
More serious risks include life-threatening blood clots, 'stroke' , and heart attack.
We swim the full 'stroke' , but change the focus from the hands to the elbows to the shoulders-all the way down to the feet.
One of Bollettieri's coaches agreed to take her on court and with her first 'stroke' she knocked his hat off.
Of the first letter, all that survives is the freestanding end of a diagonal 'stroke' in the bottom right corner of the letter space.
Toussaint was illiterate, could not swim a 'stroke' , nor could he operate a boat.
And then one day, it came to me like a 'stroke' of genius.
My wife had a stroke a week after my mother had a 'stroke' .
that was a 'stroke' of pure genius
he was left disabled by a 'stroke'
For a final time it passed its forearm over the limb and with a gentle 'stroke' of her fur stepped away.
The huge Dutch contingent in the crowd is in fine voice as their players 'stroke' the ball around.
Merely swimming harder will lower your clock time but raise your 'stroke' count, effectively making all your gains a wash.
US goal keeper Jeb Saez saved a penalty 'stroke' late in the game to keep the score at 11-1.
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