cage
પાંજરામાં
definition
verb
the parrot screamed, furious at being caged
confine in or as in a cage.
noun
she kept a canary in a cage
a structure of bars or wires in which birds or other animals are confined.
translation of 'cage'
પિજરું,
પાંજરું
noun
પાંજરૂ
example
He looked around and saw that he was in a cell, a 'cage' .
Reflecting on the enthusiasm in high offices for university extravaganzas, Charlie wonders about the proposed multi-million dollar athletic 'cage' .
Residents were worried it would spoil their view and 'cage' them in.
Living space does not include a structure, such as a doghouse, in which an animal is not confined, or a 'cage' , crate, or other structure in which the animal is temporarily confined.
Though you will have to look through the affixed mesh 'cage' designed to keep those pesky angst filled teenagers from making life difficult for the street cleaners.
They are taking extra swings in the 'cage' and extra bunting practice.
The heart of the stagecoach's chassis design is a strong 'cage' that surrounds the passenger compartment and supports cargo on the roof.
A prominent measure of both victorious projects was the removal of the u2018soccer 'cage' u2019 as an enclosure traditionally dominated by boys and male teenagers.
The wind flowed from the respective blower is bypassed the illuminators, thereby entering into the inside of the elevator 'cage' .
And any animal that lives in a 'cage' , from birds to gerbils, will produce droppings that can attract mold and dust.
The two spent early mornings in the indoor batting cages during spring workouts and are constantly gabbing by the 'cage' in batting practice.
Dad had placed us directly behind the home plate 'cage' to avoid having any random balls flying at us.
In future, should I leave the house I will 'cage' the dogs no matter who else is in the house with them.
Ministry staff were terrified of the minister - terrified that they would end up in a 'cage' in the basement prison if they displeased him in some way.
A wire 'cage' around each container supports the plants as they grow.
she kept a canary in a 'cage'
She'd awakened in a cell - a 'cage' - her clothes gone, a blanket by her side.
The elevator uses no cables and is propelled by a system comprising of stators along the shaft and translators on the elevator 'cage' .
we passed the lift shafts, each with its rattling metal 'cage'
each 'cage' had a commanding officer who acted on behalf of the prisoners
The horses were fed and watered as the guard who stopped them dragged me from the 'cage' and towards a cell.
I broke a goalie's 'cage' with my wrist shot.
she kept a canary in a 'cage'
the bottle slots into a light 'cage' on the bike's frame
At around 17:20, the victim undertook the last work for the day by loading a carrying cart into the 'cage' of the elevator, pushing the button for the second floor and the elevator ascended to the second floor.
Then he made him limp into a prison 'cage' and locked him in.
You can step into a batter's 'cage' and hit a few out of the ballpark with one of the baseball games, or go for the gold in racing, skateboarding or tennis.
The trick is to 'cage' these animal natures in effective institutions: education, the law, government.
Quite impressed with their reverence, she walked over to the cage and placed her birds in the 'cage' with them.
In July he made a personal appeal to the community to help 'cage' a pervert who subjected a mother of two to a horrifying sex attack, after a poor public response to an e-fit picture.
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