traverse
પસાર
definition
verb
he traversed the forest
travel across or through.
a probe is traversed along the tunnel
move (something) back and forth or sideways.
noun
They'll find out soon enough, and the traverses across the featureless, flat topography of Meridiani Planum is going to make for ‘smooth sailing’ for the rover.
an act of traversing something.
The access to the feed was adapted to the size of animals with a traverse allowing only one animal to enter.
a part of a structure that extends or is fixed across something.
adjective
There is so much on the market today - decorative traverse rods, pole sets, metal or wood rods.
(of a curtain rod) allowing the curtain to be opened and closed by sliding it along the rod.
translation of 'traverse'
અસ્વીકાર,
આડી રેખા,
તોપમારાથી બચવા માટે કરેલી આડભીંત,
આડાશ,
ઈનકાર
example
He'd make a powerful 'traverse' , knock off a good-sized avalanche, then turn around and make a few turns where the slide had scoured.
I have second thoughts as I begin to cut a 'traverse' up and across a powdery leeward slope.
This ship is full of officers and men who are quite likely to be utterly ignorant of what was going on round the next 'traverse' in the trench which they had occupied.
People from elsewhere may be surprised at how good skiing is on the edge of the prairie in northwestern Minnesota, on trails that 'traverse' rolling glacial moraines near Maplelag.
I do not intend to 'traverse' the issues already covered by Dr Wayne Mapp.
We made the 'traverse' out and were at the last climb for the easy path leading back to homebase.
Cause of action has been held from the earliest time to mean every fact which is material to be proved to entitle the plaintiff to succeed - every fact which the defendant would have to 'traverse' .
Mr Tate, an experienced walker, has completed the same 'traverse' undertaken by Mr Johnson.
It was his second time on the 'traverse' and his return this summer was in preparation for a winter assault negotiating the eleven peaks.
Each time the gun is fired, the tube must go into detente for cartridge ejection, and the power 'traverse' of the turret is inoperable during ejection and reloading operations.
As well as his Taranaki successes Ian completed a grand 'traverse' of Mount Cook: from The Hermitage to the mountain and back again in 28 hours, a climb that usually takes three days.
As any seasoned Gotham pavement pounder will tell you, the 'traverse' from, say, the Harlem River to the South Ferry Terminal is no easy stroll.
During this climb, the 'traverse' of the turret knocked Treacy off.
Each node would carry only one pointer field to 'traverse' the list back and forth.
he would 'traverse' a number of subjects and disciplines
But he didn't answer, simply stumbled into the middle of the road, disrupting the monotonous 'traverse' of the sedans and hatchbacks and wagons.
An unprotectable 'traverse' back across the route goes on for about 10m.
I fought open hatch the whole way and ordered Red 1 to do the same, as we were very vulnerable from the flanks as we approached the market and could not 'traverse' our turrets well there.
they had been practising firing at multiple targets, using the power 'traverse'
I duly followed, passing a man trying to negotiate the slabby 'traverse' .
From Osmaston's guide, it appeared that no one had made a complete 'traverse' of the Stanley Plateau.
The AFCS displays the target information, selects the gun 'traverse' and elevation and lays the weapon on the target.
And indeed, our short 'traverse' to my home was not without incident.
During his days at Camp Hale, Winter participated in the legendary ski 'traverse' made by 33 soldiers from Hale to Aspen, in 1944.
ski patrol workers 'traverse' the slope
The close proximity of light poles, vending stands and buildings severely limited our ability to 'traverse' the turret.
If the draperies will hang from a conventional 'traverse' rod, determine the finished length by measuring from the top of the rod to where you want the lower edge of the draperies.
A continuation of the river may be found at the bottom of the mud slope, but the way on is to 'traverse' round to the right.
A 'traverse' then leads to a ledge from which a short narrow descent may be rigged to the streamway below.
The turret has a 360 degree 'traverse' and an elevation of - 15 to 60 degrees.
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