Sink
विहिर
definition
verb
he saw the coffin sink below the surface of the waves
go down below the surface of something, especially of a liquid; become submerged.
Sam felt the ground sinking beneath his feet
descend; drop.
noun
A utility room off the kitchen has its own sink unit along with built-in worktops and storage cupboards.
a fixed basin with a water supply and a drain.
Once again, however, rumours of caves higher on the hillside and far off river sinks abound.
a pool or marsh in which a river's water disappears by evaporation or percolation.
translation of 'sink'
बुडणे,
अस्त पावणे,
(जमीन) खचणे,
(विहिर,
इ)खणणे,
क्षितिजाखाली जाणे,
कोसळणे
example
One wonders how many of Sharp's critics today would be prepared to 'sink' their own prejudices and defy political correctness in order to do so.
The kitchen has fitted presses, a steel 'sink' unit and a tiled floor.
A sinkhole, also known as a 'sink' , shake hole, swallow hole, swallet, doline or cenote, is a natural depression or hole in the surface topography
The sun was just getting ready to 'sink' below the waves and it cast a warm light on the shiny surface of the water.
As it started to 'sink' below the horizon, it cast a fiery, golden glow over all the land.
Therefore, bacteria were not a major 'sink' for the nitrate tracer.
The kitchen has a small 'sink' and some storage units, but needs to be renovated.
Do not dig a hole deeper than the roots or the soil and your apple will 'sink' below ground level.
they planned to 'sink' a gold mine in Oklahoma
Their public revelation of the deal's contents even before the votes were cast looked very much like a bid to 'sink' a free and open election.
this pledge could 'sink' the government
A complex land-swap deal will 'sink' if the city reneges on existing deals.
He added that water from the 'sink' , washing machine and wash basins is prone to overflowing and running back underneath the house instead of down the outside drain.
She began to walk out the door but she heard him 'sink' down on the bed dejectedly.
the oceans can act as a 'sink' for CO 2
Also, when doing activities such as rinsing vegetables or shaving, half fill the 'sink' or basin instead of letting the water run.
the oceans can act as a 'sink' for CO 2
The utility room off the kitchen also has fitted units and a 'sink' .
She had to beat him during a highly-charged tussle at Glasgow's Braehead Area to qualify for the opportunity to 'sink' the opposition in Bismarck.
Salvors fear the ship will 'sink' if the engine room and one of the holds is ‘lost’ during the next refloating attempt.
To create usable land, water had to be pumped out of the area, which in turn caused the ground to 'sink' even lower.
In such a place things are dumped over the side, and after a moment bobbing unnoticed on the surface, they 'sink' to the bottom.
Miss Walkden spotted the dogs running towards her and picked up her 11-year-old pet - but one of the animals, a pit bull terrier, repeatedly lunged at her, attempting to 'sink' its teeth into Sooty.
Peyton stated as she saw the clothes and hair supplies by the 'sink' .
When Bolton turns up as the location for a television show it is almost invariably portrayed as a 'sink' of industrial decay and urban alienation.
With the first frosts of approaching winter, the surface waters are chilled, increasing in density, and they begin to 'sink' into and below the summer bottom layer.
The kitchen is fitted with a range of units and a 'sink' , but is relatively small and needs to be updated.
to 'sink' a knife into sth
Independent film review sites can 'sink' a film in hours.
He could feel his body 'sink' slowly into the bed and his back cracked, relieving some of the tension that had built up all day.
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