pause
വിരാമമിടുക
definition
verb
she paused, at a loss for words
interrupt action or speech briefly.
noun
she dropped me outside during a brief pause in the rain
a temporary stop in action or speech.
translation of 'pause'
verb
വിരാമമിടുക
noun
വിരാമം
example
There will be a brief 'pause' while I gather my outrage.
Better still, you will be able to 'pause' the download operation, disconnect, make a phone call and then resume.
Hunter suddenly got the feeling that he knew her, so thanks to modern technology, he was able to 'pause' the television on the shot of the woman.
I 'pause' , waiting to see if he's still with me, if he has understood.
she dropped me outside during a brief 'pause' in the rain
It's a text without spacing, a speech without 'pause' for breath.
At midday, buses will pull to the side of the road, black cabs will stop and people will 'pause' in their daily routine.
TiVo wowed most observers with its ability to 'pause' live television.
It will reconnect at any time; 'pause' it, quit it, turn the computer off, you can start the download again and it's fine.
he chattered away without 'pause'
She can then fast forward, rewind and 'pause' it at any time over the next 24 hours.
He would 'pause' the tape when this occurred, and then record what was said in his notebook.
I 'pause' , watching as he extracts a beer bottle from inside the fridge.
Trying to deal with the embarrassing situation, the reporter had to 'pause' the camera, comfort him and patiently tell him what he needed to say.
After a brief 'pause' for judging, it will continue on to the community centre where refreshments for all participants will be served.
the admiral chattered away without 'pause'
She stopped pacing, her 'pause' leaving her gazing out the window.
They discovered that men are almost twice a likely as women to 'pause' or hesitate when talking.
From time to time, he stopped and, after a brief 'pause' , continued his barbed tirade against the desecrators of the Sabbath.
One additional feature of these devices is the ability to 'pause' normal TV shows.
Without 'pause' , he grabbed the tree branch and pulled himself up into the hollow of the tree.
I get to 'pause' video to have arguments with friends whether a foot was in bounds or not, and I can watch a great touchdown pass as many times as I want.
There are occasional compression artifacts: if you 'pause' the image, you may see vertical bands of pixels.
After a brief 'pause' , he said ‘Sorry, mate, but there's a dress code.’
He pulled one head phone out of his ear and pressed another button on the contraption to 'pause' the music.
The system allows viewers to watch, fast-forward, rewind and 'pause' digital movies.
I laughed at his silliness, asked Holly to 'pause' the movie for a second, and got up to go out to the kitchen.
He might 'pause' at the office briefly before leaving for the day.
You can 'pause' live television programmes and then go back to where you left off when you press play.
For example, you can 'pause' your favourite television programme while you grab a snack or go to the toilet.
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