ground
જમીન
definition
verb
a bitter wind blew from the northeast, and the bombers were grounded
prohibit or prevent (a pilot or an aircraft) from flying.
the larger ships grounded on the riverbed at low tide
(with reference to a ship) run or go aground.
noun
he lay on the ground
the solid surface of the earth.
third-year courses typically cover less ground and go into more depth
an area of knowledge or subject of discussion or thought.
adjective
ground cumin
reduced to fine particles by crushing or mincing.
translation of 'ground'
સ્થળ,
જમીન,
તળિયું,
ભૂમિ,
ભોંય
noun
મેદાન
example
However, he made no attempt to 'ground' the ball and ran touch in goal for what should have been a certain try.
Despite differences in sound they were able to find common 'ground' on deeper issues.
The crocuses are above 'ground' in the garden and the birds are singing with all their beautiful hearts.
Industrial chaos at Stansted Airport and others across the country has been averted after 'ground' staff accepted a pay deal.
to be on safe 'ground' with sth
The ceremony had to be held on bare 'ground' : the earth connection was essential.
There's probably a lot of common 'ground' between those two themes.
it was lying on the 'ground'
On one hand, helicopters are more maneuverable over a target and can get closer to the 'ground' .
Because the train was so small, and we were so close to the 'ground' , and we were straddling the train, it felt like we were going fast.
Just before a cottage, go right at a green marker-post and follow a path across marshy 'ground' to a gate in the fence to your right.
The 'ground' flora in the oak woods ranges from areas of bilberry through grassy swards to rich moss carpets and small alder flushes.
The majority of job losses will be at Stansted Airport where 'ground' handling and sales staff are based.
'ground' force
Your lawn is only a small piece of land, but all the lawns across the country cover a lot of 'ground' .
'ground' attack
The 'ground' staff are flat out; it's past midnight here and there are dozens of planes left to unload.
the middle 'ground' between the parties in the dispute
Both humans dropped to the 'ground' , and lay stunned for a space of time barely measurable.
Fold in the 'ground' almonds and baking powder and combine well.
It was an emotional event as the veterans, most of whom either served at the airfield as pilots or 'ground' staff, met for the first time in years.
you're either for it or against it, there's no middle 'ground'
They are rendered in grisaille on a gray 'ground' bordered by a gold strapwork design.
He stood by the small patch of 'ground' that was usually their garden for the year and watched the sun come up.
It involves 'ground' ginger, brown sugar, cloves, water, port and wine.
Efforts were also made to use radiotelegraph and radiotelephone between aircraft and 'ground' headquarters.
The move comes three weeks after the airline was forced to 'ground' its aircraft in a row over leasing payments.
He froze and lay close to the 'ground' , his entire body choked up with uncontrollable fear.
to have common 'ground' with sb
on that 'ground' alone they can't accept the offer
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