below
નીચે
definition
adverb
he jumped from the window into the moat below
at a lower level or layer.
preposition
the tunnel below the crags
extending underneath.
just below the pocket was a stain
at a lower level or layer than.
translation of 'below'
નીચલી સ્તરનું,
ઊતરતું,
હલકું
adverb
નીચે
preposition
નીચે
example
The table 'below' gives the final rank for India in the Women's World Cup.
But they highlighted the need for more rigor in improving standards, which are 'below' average.
This fascination led me to think deeply about the heavens above and the life forms that surround us here 'below' on earth.
Memmel's cast, which had extended to just 'below' her knee, was removed, but she is still on crutches.
traitors gnash their teeth 'below'
they rated its financial soundness 'below' its competitor's
The acromion is hook-like and extends 'below' the glenoid as in modern mammals.
Payson is confident Oxford's raises are still 'below' those of its competitors.
in the cases set out 'below'
For me, bathing suit shopping is an annual occurrence that ranks slightly 'below' a trip to the dentist.
In the long run, the New Orleans area has a particular challenge, because much of the city lies 'below' sea level.
The ground floor, which would be partially set 'below' pavement level, would accommodate two single bedroom residential units.
One of the exhibits consisted simply of a couple of Post-It notes stuck to each other, hanging from the ceiling by a thread, a little bit 'below' eye level.
Despite the excitement of my first sea voyage, I was asleep almost as soon as we went 'below' to the cabin which I shared with my baby brother Charles, just seven months old.
Wendy recalls the excitement of going with her mother and aunt to a tearoom 'below' street level and having an ice cream sundae and a fizzy drink.
Drilled piles were used to extend the load 'below' the expanse of surface soil.
By filling out the form 'below' and then submitting it, you can report any injury or death involving consumer products to us, or report an unsafe product to us.
the most common methods are shown 'below'
Most older houses will have a crawl space 'below' the boards.
The term was used from around the mid-eighteenth century to describe those people 'below' the aristocracy but above the workers.
This drops down parallel to another pitch described 'below' and eventually the two merge.
a dive to 'below' 60 feet
His target now was the doorway two floors 'below' , straight underneath where he stood.
two octaves 'below' ...
he jumped from the window into the moat 'below'
he jumped from the window into the moat 'below'
blistered skin 'below' his collar
I went 'below' to rest, because I would be on watch later.
The difficulty both for contemporaries and for historians has been to find a term suitable for describing landowners 'below' the ranks of the gentry.
This can be combined with the suit ranking variation described 'below' .
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