rope
દોરડું
definition
verb
the calves must be roped and led out of the stockade
catch, fasten, or secure with rope.
noun
My eyes came to rest on a long strand of thick hemp rope , slightly frazzled but still in one piece.
a length of strong cord made by twisting together strands of natural fibers such as hemp or artificial fibers such as polypropylene.
a rope of pearls
a quantity of roughly spherical objects such as onions or pearls strung together.
translation of 'rope'
કુસ્તીનો અખાડો,
દોરડાની વાડ કરવી,
ફરતે બાંધેલાં દોરડાં,
દોરડા વતી બાંધવું,
મોતીની માળા,
દોરડાવતી અલગ પાડવું
noun
દોરડું
example
a 'rope' of pearls
A single strand of grass is easy to break, but if you weave enough of it together, you can get a nice, strong length of 'rope' .
He pulled out a small length of thin nylon 'rope' and a knife.
He wore a 'rope' of shining rubies around his neck and had a gold ring dangling from his right ear.
coils of 'rope'
I tried to move my limbs only to find them restrained by what felt like thick strands of 'rope' .
executions by the 'rope' continued well into the twentieth century
He stood up with about a two-foot length of hefty hemp 'rope' in his hands.
She nodded, and tiptoed to pull a length of thick 'rope' from the back of the cart.
a 'rope' of pearls
executions by the 'rope' continued well into the twentieth century
Together, with Steve hauling on the 'rope' and him climbing, he made it to the top of the cliff.
It was being pulleyed by several cords of thick 'rope' overhead.
My eyes came to rest on a long strand of thick hemp 'rope' , slightly frazzled but still in one piece.
He had noticed that the thick sisal 'rope' which had snapped had been cut halfway through with a sharp instrument, probably a knife.
How exquisite she would look in the 'rope' of garnet beads my mother gave me years ago for a birthday present.
there was no way down, even with a 'rope'
With a cord I always carried in my pocket just for such an occasion, I started to 'rope' his hands together.
They 'rope' his hand and attach the other end to a door bolt and leave the poor dolt there.
They were linked by a great length of 'rope' modestly coiled at both ends of the row.
We had eight ropers out the first day and some of them had never thrown a 'rope' in an arena, and there wasn't a calf missed.
She gingerly pulled the 'rope' of pearls out of the box, staring at them in disbelief, as if she expected them to disappear any moment.
u2018I want to start my own lodgeu2019 he says, ready to 'rope me in' as a business partner with whatever I can offer.
She had several 'ropes' of long black beads around her neck which she absent-mindedly played with in her hand, and her thin hair was done up in an elaborate style.
Looming above was a great black ship, tethered to the inlet by several thick 'ropes' disappearing into the deep, dark water.
And while I verged on breaking down, I 'was roped into' , very much against my will, a scheme to entrap Alison's husband.
What according to you prompted the producers to 'rope you in' as the anchor?
For the first time, acrobats from Russia 'have been roped in' to ensure there is greater excitement.
I hope you welcome her completely and show her the 'ropes' around here.
Walking in the rain because the escalators down to the dangerously overcrowded platforms 'have been roped off' for safety.
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