arresting
ಬಂಧಿಸುವ
definition
verb
the police arrested him for possession of marijuana
seize (someone) by legal authority and take into custody.
the spread of the disease can be arrested
stop or check (progress or a process).
adjective
at 6 feet 6 inches he was an arresting figure
striking; eye-catching.
the arresting officer
a person or agency that seizes and detains (someone or something) by legal authority.
translation of 'arresting'
verb
ಪ್ರತಿಬ೦ಧಿಸು
example
Seeing this familiar image of Christ overlooking the Final Judgment rendered in such an unusual manner has an 'arresting' effect on the viewer.
My 'arresting' officer joked and chatted with the women alongside me.
More persons know Alkazi by his awesome reputation than by his 'arresting' theatre productions.
Evans was jailed for 21 hours, but she was surprised to discover that her 'arresting' officer agreed with her opposition to the war in Iraq.
When the Wagners were left alone in the police cruiser, a tape recording released by the police indicates that they schemed to murder the 'arresting' police officers.
Next, the 'arresting' officers must notify the district attorney's office that they have a suspect ready to be entered into the criminal justice system.
Before this happened, they had turned out a string of 'arresting' films, many of which were hits - Thunder Rock, The Guinea Pig, and I'm All Right Jack, to name but a few.
It makes for an 'arresting' and accomplished film with some truly outstanding acting along the way.
If the 'arresting' officer or the defendant doesn't appear in court, a judge typically dismisses the charges.
The band accompany her perfectly throughout, building to an 'arresting' climax of the kind that leaves you with nothing else to say but ‘wow’ - which doesn't happen very often.
Initially, most thought that having a false name and no identification would make it more difficult for the 'arresting' authority to prove that they were Arab.
Particularly 'arresting' are those pictures which reveal the incredible symmetry and patterning to be found in the natural world, but all bear eloquent testimony to the planet's beauty.
I think you'd rather put it to the 'arresting' authorities or those who are responsible for prosecution.
However, it certainly is an 'arresting' spectacle, and the skills and daring of the cast and director can't be faulted.
A cop on the other side of the room tells the 'arresting' officer that there's a help desk number tacked up underneath the memos on the booking area bulletin board.
Critics have already compared this film to the work of Terrence Malick (The Thin Red Line) with its slow-motion, visually 'arresting' style.
Yes, it's a sensational, 'arresting' number, which may soon pass into general circulation.
It has been reported that he was wearing a rucksack when arrested and that that was thrown out of the window by the 'arresting' officers.
I was tracking something down at Don Park's Daily Habit, and noticed an 'arresting' graphic: a fractal blogspace for Don Park.
It is a pity that there exists no serious biography of Archibald Wavell, an intriguing and 'arresting' figure.
He told the 'arresting' officers that he had fired in self-defense.
Archer's Goon is an 'arresting' and impressive book; it deserves to be read more widely than it probably will be.
Alice Maher's floor-to-ceiling Ombre drawing also carries that authority, an 'arresting' presence of cascading hair that at once shrouds and outlines the female body hidden within.
In addition, defense attorneys need to be informed when an 'arresting' officer is suspected of misconduct.
The book's sad and enigmatic title appears under an 'arresting' cover photograph of a Yolngu warrior, Witiyana Arika, playing the traditional clapsticks.
TMZ has four pages of the original report prepared by the 'arresting' officer in the case, L.A. County Sheriff's Deputy James Mee.
Nicole Kidman is similarly dominant in Birth, a controversial, 'arresting' film by British director Jonathan Glazer.
The 'arresting' officer applied ‘restraint’ on the man's neck.
I was in graduate school by then and knew the 'arresting' officer because we'd gone to high school together.
Indeed, when the insulting language case against Jefferson came up for hearing at the District Courts in Castries, the 'arresting' constable did not appear and so the case was struck out.
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