sandwich
સેન્ડવિચ
definition
verb
the girl was sandwiched between two burly men in the back of the car
insert or squeeze (someone or something) between two other people or things, typically in a restricted space or so as to be uncomfortable.
noun
a ham sandwich
an item of food consisting of two pieces of bread with meat, cheese, or other filling between them, eaten as a light meal.
translation of 'sandwich'
માંસ,
વચ્ચે મૂકયા હોય એવા બે કે વધુ પડવાળી કેક,
મુરબ્બો
noun
સૅન્ડવિચ
example
Not only that, but if you carry the shovel on the outside of your pack, you can 'sandwich' any available straps between the handle and blade, add one strap or a bungee, and you have a shovel carrying system that's the cleanest we've seen.
Sunshine and a light breeze can make even a ham 'sandwich' twice the meal it is indoors.
The two central layers in the silica 'sandwich' deal with the significant pressure differences between the pressurised space station and the vacuum of space.
I think the only thing sexy about food is that, when it is very good, it can give you shivers, not only sophisticated food but a good 'sandwich' , an omelette, a salad, if quality products are used.
a ham 'sandwich'
The portals span 20m and support aluminium 'sandwich' panels which form the external skin.
From top to bottom, the first 'sandwich' was black olive bread, spread with tapenade and filled with a slice of fresh goat cheese.
To serve, 'sandwich' some cheese between two aubergine slices and tuck into a roll (lightly smeared with chutney) with some watercress.
The exterior walls are of prefabricated wood 'sandwich' panels except at the ground floor and on the gable walls, where the exterior shell is brick.
Its windows are fake and the exterior walls are constructed with a 'sandwich' of blast-proof Kevlar between two layers of concrete block.
a ham 'sandwich'
The vessels are of catamaran design, the hulls being constructed from a fibre-reinforced plastic 'sandwich' .
My eating companion opted for a lighter meal, a BLT 'sandwich' , which arrived with side salad and chips.
This ADA accessible ramp is framed with curved joists supported by 'sandwich' beams, with blocking set between joists.
The structure is of reinforced concrete, and the exterior walls are mainly of prefabricated wood 'sandwich' panels.
the degree includes a 'sandwich' year
Stuff it into a red bell pepper instead of 'sandwiching it between' two slabs of Wonder bread.
Come here for casual meals such as grilled 'sandwiches' on homemade focaccia.
The Forest 'is sandwiched between' two major conurbations, Southampton and Bourne-mouth, and is also facing problems caused by a huge increase in tourism and traffic.
The menu shows specialty and create-your-own pizzas, appetizers, hoagie 'sandwiches' and salads.
The company is now the market leader in a number of key growth segments in the British food industry, including 'sandwiches' , quiche and pizza.
Operators such as U.S.-based Subway Restaurants are pulling in customers with fresh salads and 'sandwiches' on focaccia bread.
On your way home from work, pick up a pizza, hamburgers, Chinese food, 'sandwiches' , or some other take-out dinner.
Mountain Hardwear has 'sandwiched' a windproof laminate between two moisture-moving polyester knits, creating a temperature and humidity gradient that forces moisture through the fabric.
The latter can be eaten as is, or can be made into mini shawarma 'sandwiches' with the pita bread.
She 'sandwiches' the concert between summer festival appearances in the Isle of Man, Holmfirth, Sidmouth, Gainsborough and Norway.
There are vegetable spring rolls, 'sandwiches' , burgers, dosas and milk shakes to make it a sumptuous eat for all.
Of course, the rockist element 'is sandwiched between' , if not crammed into, equal doses of vocodered neo-electro, orchestral manoeuvres and celestial harmonies, folksy strumming and awkward, Germanic vacuum beats.
The location is not central to the museum's traffic flow, and the space 'is sandwiched between' the Asia Hall on one side and an exhibition devoted to the Ice Age on the other.
Check with the starter that your tee-off time 'is not sandwiched between' two busloads of hackers from Iowa who've hired caddies to carry their clubs while they film everything that moves with their camcorders.
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