bulletproof
બુલેટપ્રુફ
definition
adjective
a bulletproof vest
designed to resist the penetration of bullets.
example
His 'bulletproof' vest was not safe enough, according to the Americans.
It is a neighborhood in which the local Burger King has 'bulletproof' glass.
The shortage of those 'bulletproof' vests has almost certainly cost several American lives.
Protective gear has been provided, and it is appropriate for officers to wear their 'bulletproof' vests.
At the Rotterdam Jet Centre, 'bulletproof' glass was installed on the airside windows.
I ripped the rubber out of a 'bulletproof' vest and molded it into the sneakers' inner soles.
He said officers will be encouraged to wear 'bulletproof' vests when on duty and to patrol in groups.
You enter a small security building, where the guards study you from behind 'bulletproof' glass.
Once you go in, as a member of the media, you're still behind a 'bulletproof' , soundproof glass wall.
Horrigan only survives being shot by Leary because he is wearing his 'bulletproof' vest.
About 100 journalists and spectators watched the proceedings from behind a 'bulletproof' glass window.
Otherwise we'd all be wearing 'bulletproof' vests and locking ourselves in our bedrooms.
He, like Andrew, had selected a police standard 'bulletproof' vest for protection.
The officer inside the 'bulletproof' glass of the second station is focusing on my cargo.
For most of us, 'bulletproof' vests are not worth the cost and inconvenience.
It's been suggested that the silk would be more effective than Kevlar in 'bulletproof' vests.
The president wore a 'bulletproof' vest and spoke at a podium that was protected by bullet-proof glass.
They were lead to a small, but heavily guarded room with Edward sitting behind a wall of 'bulletproof' glass.
Officers are sent to patrol the area in 'bulletproof' vests.
And when he was injured in a shoot-out, Martin also took to wearing a 'bulletproof' vest.
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