traverse
ओलांडणे
definition
verb
he traversed the forest
travel across or through.
a probe is traversed along the tunnel
move (something) back and forth or sideways.
noun
They'll find out soon enough, and the traverses across the featureless, flat topography of Meridiani Planum is going to make for ‘smooth sailing’ for the rover.
an act of traversing something.
The access to the feed was adapted to the size of animals with a traverse allowing only one animal to enter.
a part of a structure that extends or is fixed across something.
adjective
There is so much on the market today - decorative traverse rods, pole sets, metal or wood rods.
(of a curtain rod) allowing the curtain to be opened and closed by sliding it along the rod.
translation of 'traverse'
प्रतिपक्षाच्या मुद्द्यांचे खंडन,
ओलांडणे,
आडवा भाग,
वरुन जाणे,
सर्वागाने विचार करणे,
आडवा येणे,
तिरपी चढण
example
Mr Tate, an experienced walker, has completed the same 'traverse' undertaken by Mr Johnson.
This spot, perhaps more than any other, has witnessed the 'traverse' of the world's great armies on campaigns of conquest to and from South and Central Asia.
He would repeatedly cheer us up by assuring us that our team was the first to uninterruptedly 'traverse' this difficult, and unique, coast-to-coast route.
The turret machine gun can also be operated from under armor by being mounted on a circular revolving ring for automatic 'traverse' .
The 'traverse' was fine, it circled the gym - not too hard to stay on but fun enough to stay on all the way around.
It is possible to 'traverse' the entire range by walking the two-thousand-mile Appalachian Trail.
The access to the feed was adapted to the size of animals with a 'traverse' allowing only one animal to enter.
The way back follows a less popular route, via a rocky cleft above the lower lake, which begins with a 'traverse' on which, I must confess, I tried to avoid looking down.
A 'traverse' then leads to a ledge from which a short narrow descent may be rigged to the streamway below.
The gun's 'traverse' was steam-operated and took 3 hours to build up enough steam pressure to function.
A short 'traverse' led to the foot of the cornice and I managed to ease my way across to it, virtually hanging from my ice axe.
An unprotectable 'traverse' back across the route goes on for about 10m.
In small towns, concrete buildings are strung along the few roads that 'traverse' the islands.
ski patrol workers 'traverse' the slope
Drapery panels are traditionally floor-length, lined and pinch-pleated, attached by hook to a 'traverse' rod, with a pull cord.
When the time came to retrieve the plates, we had to 'traverse' slopes that had more than a meter of new snow.
In order to take advantage of the more moderate terrain and the available real estate, many of the McCoy Park trails 'traverse' the ridge top and lower meadow several times.
Probes were constructed, thankfully unmanned, that could 'traverse' space for long enough to touch down on the face of a planet and act as a beacon, or as a receiving antenna for the light matter.
It was a 'traverse' through a world of humility, patience and submission - a long and tedious journey to be undertaken with faith, conviction and cheerfulness.
As any seasoned Gotham pavement pounder will tell you, the 'traverse' from, say, the Harlem River to the South Ferry Terminal is no easy stroll.
The final section of the 'traverse' was a bit of a challenge: delicate, balancey moves with next to nothing for hands or feet.
"Sir," announced an orderly, poking his head around a 'traverse' in the trench, "dinner is served."
If the draperies will hang from a conventional 'traverse' rod, determine the finished length by measuring from the top of the rod to where you want the lower edge of the draperies.
From Trowunna I head north, leaving behind the forested hills of the interior to 'traverse' an expanse of rolling countryside strikingly reminiscent of England.
Connell and Gibson deeply enrich our ability to 'traverse' this seemingly infinite scholarly terrain.
The turret has a 360 degree 'traverse' and an elevation of - 15 to 60 degrees.
Although most skiers 'traverse' the Inside Road from north to south, both directions demand stamina with substantial elevation gains and losses.
I duly followed, passing a man trying to negotiate the slabby 'traverse' .
Alan climbed up to a high 'traverse' to see if they could be bypassed but there was no easy way on.
When we did 'traverse' the aircraft, it took a thorough brief and exact timing of the pitch and roll of the ship.
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