jack
जैक
definition
verb
his MO in the studio remains the same—jack other people's tracks and present them in a new context
take (something) illicitly; steal.
noun
Finally, lower the jack so the wheel is back down on the road.
a device for lifting heavy objects, especially one for raising the axle of a motor vehicle off the ground so that a wheel can be changed or the underside inspected.
Notice also that it is not legal for East to put the jacks in the front hand, because it would then not be possible to make a middle hand that was better and a back hand that was better still from the remaining ten cards.
a playing card bearing a representation of a soldier, page, or knave, normally ranking next below a queen.
translation of 'jack'
verb
जैक व्दारा उठाना
noun
लड़का,
ताश में का गुलाम,
कटहल,
जैक,
गधा,
जहाज की भंडी,
दुष्ट,
जांन का प्रचलित रूप,
उत्तोलक,
मज़दूर
example
they told police they'd been prowling the streets looking to 'jack' someone
The third roller is joined to an anvil divided into three sections, each having a hydraulic 'jack' that activates the opening to eliminate stones that are too large.
In the unfortunate event of a flat tire, having a 'jack' and a spare tire can lead to a simple tire replacement.
I was far from my normal spot next to the window, but didn't partially mind the getaway from Marie who always tried to 'jack' my seat.
And while almost all of the others have recording facilities, this is the only one with a microphone 'jack' in addition to the built-in mic.
Sir, it is impossible to plug an Ethernet card into the phone 'jack' in your wall.
Two teams get four balls each and aim to get them nearest the white ball or the 'jack' .
Civics isn't even taught anymore and nobody knows 'jack' about history.
An earphone 'jack' includes an insulative housing and conductive first, second and third contact members.
Make sure you have a 'jack' that will lift the trailer (with horses inside) or a wheel block to pull one trailer tire onto to get the other one off the ground.
The computer had been in a box in the bedroom, and Amy had found the DSL 'jack' in the kitchen near the table.
Using a hydraulic 'jack' and a grip hoist, it took them an hour to lift the boulder.
Lawn bowling required four bowls for each player and a 'jack' for a goal.
The object of this invention is to provide a light, simple and convenient 'jack' by which to raise the wheels of automobiles, when not in use, so as to relieve the tires from the pressure due to the weight of the machine.
Not at all, I'm saying you need to have a line plugged into where it says line on your modem to the phone 'jack' in the wall.
With the suspension set to high, the 'jack' needs only to lift the car fractionally to allow the wheel to be swapped.
The wireless connection also avoids the inconvenience of interrupting an ultrasound examination to plug the ultrasound system into the network 'jack' .
The 'jack' sits just under the bottom row on the keyboard, and in a pretty visible location.
At daybreak they attempted to rouse attention on land; they hoisted the 'jack' for a pilot and at 7 a.m. sent up signals of distress and fired a gun.
Once the jack release button is turned it takes about five seconds for the vertical ram to drop sufficiently so that it can be moved horizontally along the 'jack' .
By rolling the jack and concentrating on the feel of it, you will find the real pace of the green and have a better chance of putting the first bowl close to the 'jack' .
The 45-pound hydraulic 'jack' is used by this crew member to first lift the right side of the car for the tires to be changed before dropping it down to repeat the process on the left side of the car.
They weigh 14 ounces and are powered by four AA batteries, with input capabilities for a radio or scanner, and an output 'jack' for receiving or recording.
what's wrong is to 'jack' somebody's lyrics and not acknowledge the fact
The right side is home to an earphone 'jack' , power socket and, under a cover, a USB 2.0 port.
The only way to develop the skill of accurately estimating the distance from the bowl to the 'jack' is to practise doing it and keep on until you gain consistency to within a few centimetres.
Such a line-out 'jack' requires you to buy expensive $50 fibre optic cables with two differently shaped ends, or an adaptor plug that will connect to common speaker wires.
Me: ‘Well, is the cable pugged into the back of the computer and into the data 'jack' in the wall?’
The harpsichord's 'jack' -and-plectrum action plucks the strings instead of striking them, creating a sharp, bright tone and a "snappy" keyboard feel.
‘You could put the cable modem where there's a TV jack and not have to actually add a 'jack' where the PC is,’ he says.
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