dashing
હિંમત
definition
verb
I dashed into the garden
run or travel somewhere in a great hurry.
the ship was dashed upon the rocks
strike or fling (something) somewhere with great force, especially so as to have a destructive effect; hurl.
adjective
a dashing pirate on the high seas
(of a man) attractive in a romantic, adventurous way.
translation of 'dashing'
ઉત્સાહયુક્ત,
આડંબરી,
જુસ્સાદાર,
સાહસ,
હિંમત,
ઠાઠમાઠવાળું
example
She is firmly matched in Peter Bowles, a 'dashing' man who carries the world in the furrow of his brow but who radiates genteel grace.
And Sarah Jessica Parker will never know as she's in Italy, probably meeting some 'dashing' Italian count who will beg her for marriage and give her a condo and beautiful children.
Aussie state cricket is bursting at the seams with 'dashing' batsmen.
How many times had I had my hopes dashed by some handsome, 'dashing' man?
Monaco's most successful driver, at that time, was a man called Louis Chiron and he was very 'dashing' .
I dumped the girl I didn't like (but in a sweet, 'dashing' James Bond short-of-way).
I know I'm not the most handsome or 'dashing' guy in the world, but I'm really nice and try my hardest when it comes to impressing a potential mating partner.
Now that my hair was wet, it sort of approximated the style I wanted - the 'dashing' , modern and trendy middle aged man.
But, for some reason that I couldn't quite explain even if I tried, I didn't tell her about the 'dashing' man I'd been speaking to.
At his age, Tony Curtis was the 'dashing' hero of colourful romps such as The Prince Who Was A Thief and Son of Ali Baba.
Lucknow was consciously aiming to surpass the glories of Late Moghul Delhi and the Great Imambara shows it could do so with 'dashing' panache.
And you'll look 'dashing' at weddings or other events when the band strikes up.
Then along came the man she thought she would be spending the rest of her life with, 'dashing' Scottish laird Archie Stirling.
He is joined by first-timer Craig Emmanuel - an 18-year-old 'dashing' opening batsman.
His face was that of a 'dashing' man, flawless in its complexion.
A 'dashing' gentleman approached the lovely, dark-haired young woman standing alone by a pillar.
I just have to keep reminding myself that anyone can wear a 'dashing' black turban and eyepatch.
In his fleece-lined leather flight suit and 'dashing' silk scarf, Dad epitomized exuberant youth and boundless vitality.
The funniest and most 'dashing' idea seems to be the ‘family cus-cus weekend’ which will take place in August.
I dreamed I was in a flowing gown, whisked away on a beautiful black steed, safely encompassed in the arms of a 'dashing' stranger.
AS ONE OF Scotland's most 'dashing' aristocrats, Count Robin de la Lanne Mirrlees has led an action-packed life.
But what Chinese red is perfect for is trim and accent, those 'dashing' color swaths that bring a room back to life.
There is a rare Puss-in-Boots, white mohair with a 'dashing' felt feather hat and ruff, black boots, yellow sash and steel sword.
He was a 'dashing' fellow, I had to admit, even at 50 years of age.
No publisher ever felt it necessary to stick 'dashing' images of Auden on his books.
Calder, however, was at pains to pay tribute to Boroughmuir's 'dashing' performance in conditions that varied between plain nasty and downright vicious.
Are those historical romances in the Victorian / Regency age about 'dashing' lords and young innocent debutants mere clones of each other?
Audiences were also charmed by the elegance of the performers, often young unmarried 'dashing' men.
The couple gave their own twist to the bridal waltz, 'dashingly' executing a tango.
Alex's parents met when they were eighteen and twenty-three respectively, were engaged three months later, and had a 'dashingly' handsome son by the end of their second year of marriage.
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