sheltered
അഭയം
definition
verb
the hut sheltered him from the cold wind
protect or shield from something harmful, especially bad weather.
adjective
the plants need a shady, sheltered spot in the garden
(of a place) protected from bad weather.
translation of 'sheltered'
verb
അഭയംനല്കുക
example
It also once 'sheltered' 3000 of the city's homeless.
And if there is an unfavourable wind or swell, there are plenty of worthwhile 'sheltered' sites which are also suitable for novices.
I think I was sort of 'sheltered' .
Moreover, Isaacs continues, actual physical fighting is a rare occurrence in her students' 'sheltered' , supervised lives.
I was young and 'sheltered' , largely innocent of racial politics.
It's not that the administration has sinister intentions, but they might be mistaking poor populations in needy countries for 'sheltered' children of privilege in Connecticut country clubs.
Overnight the winds increased forcing us to dive the 'sheltered' side of the islands for the remainder of the trip.
The park's principle feature is the 'sheltered' Soper River valley.
Yes, I led a 'sheltered' life.
Salutay sticks to the more 'sheltered' east coast, and life takes on a familiar pattern.
In contrast, Florence - lush, fertile, and untamed - offers Lucy a taste of life outside her 'sheltered' existence in England.
I don't often think of myself as being a target of bigotry, and maybe I'm a little 'sheltered' .
As climate alters, the location of these 'sheltered' areas could change.
Le Goulet (The Narrows) is the entrance to the 'sheltered' harbour of Brest.
The more calcified ones tend to live in 'sheltered' environments or deeper water, especially the more delicate species.
I guess in my otherwise 'sheltered' life that would have to be my claim to fame.
The best metaphor for my 'sheltered' existence is that of a womb with internet access.
For example, Old Squaw move to 'sheltered' lagoons along the Beaufort Sea coast.
We did dinghy drill in the harbour and this usually finished with us swimming around in the beautifully clear waters of this 'sheltered' haven.
Cowes owes its fame to its small harbour and to Cowes Roads, the deep and 'sheltered' waters that lead to it.
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