coil
कुंडल
definition
verb
he began to coil up the heavy ropes
arrange or wind (something long and flexible) in a joined sequence of concentric circles or rings.
noun
a coil of rope
a length of something wound or arranged in a spiral or sequence of rings.
But the biggest loser from our decision to cling gamely to the mortal coil is the National Health Service.
a confusion or turmoil.
translation of 'coil'
कएल,
लपेटना,
कुण्डली,
तार का गुच्छा,
लच्छी
verb
अटेरना,
लच्छा बनाना
noun
वक्र,
कुंडल,
लच्छा
example
Merely uncoil the roll of mesh so there are 3 feet or so between each 'coil' .
At breakfast a fat python likes to 'coil' itself around the branches of one of the trees in the canopy just in front of the restaurant.
It laughs at such restraints as paving; new plants 'coil' like a spring until they break the mortar between the bricks.
With a lit 'coil' around, the mosquitoes begin coughing and either stay away or soon die.
he began to 'coil' up the heavy ropes
This is part of the Great Chain of Being and will continue long after we have shuffled off this 'coil' .
Madden waited for several minutes and watched the 'coil' of rope slowly play out as the two children descended deeper into the bowels of Morecook's cabinet fastness.
Dia now also oversees the mother of all earthworks, Spiral Jetty, a great 'coil' of rocks built by Robert Smithson into the Great Salt Lake in Utah in 1970.
‘We're following the ancient Cinnamon Route,’ he says proudly, seated atop a 'coil' of rope in the ship's bow as it skims across the Java Sea.
a 'coil' of rope
It is best not to use the 'coil' for contraception after PID has been diagnosed.
It relied on the principle of electromagnetic induction, and consisted of an insulated 'coil' of copper wire connected to a large electrical capacitance.
I nipped one 'coil' off the trigger return spring.
Scientists this week finished removing sediment from the ballast tanks of the sub after recovering a 'coil' of waterlogged rope.
Around the magnet is an electrical 'coil' attached to the floating buoy.
It works by moving a magnet through a 'coil' of wire and produces a alternating current which must then be rectified by the use of diodes.
many women don't like the idea of having a 'coil' fitted
The cup-shaped vessel specially made to keep the lighted mosquito repellent 'coil' , candle stand and small teacups are among the attractions.
But the biggest loser from our decision to cling gamely to the mortal 'coil' is the National Health Service.
Girls would not be allowed to 'coil' up their hair with hairpins unless they were married, if she did so her husband and parents-in-law would look down upon her because she hadn't followed the rules for women's behavior.
a 'coil' of rope
I had yet to tie together a thousand feet of rope, but hoping that I might be able to momentarily, I tied one end of the rope to a large iron stanchion and hooked the massive 'coil' of line over the polished oak rail.
If you vary the size of the two inductors - the number of loops in each 'coil' - you can boost voltage from the primary to the secondary.
From A Basement On The Hill - Elliott Smith The troubled artist left this 'coil' in 2004, and the album he left behind is wonderful and heartbreaking all at once.
She had been protected from pregnancy through an intrauterine 'coil' , which had been inserted under general anaesthetic but which was due to be replaced.
He had learned that an inductance 'coil' was a closed circuit with no current of its own.
They would have a 'coil' of fake pearls that would be wound around their curls.
Swaisgood's research project required that the snake comfortably slither, 'coil' , and strike but still be tethered tightly enough that there was no chance it could escape.
They wrapped themselves in Maliphant's movement as if it were an endless 'coil' of cloth, one that let them melt or grapple or build precarious lifts without ever interrupting the flow of the material.
All of us who shuffled off the 'coil' of tertiary study and into the colder harder reality of working for the system that educated us know the feeling.
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