couple
ਜੋੜੇ ਨੂੰ
definition
verb
a sense of hope is coupled with a palpable sense of loss
combine.
noun
a couple of girls were playing marbles
two individuals of the same sort considered together.
When we had left the hotel, I had felt like we were a married couple on our honeymoon.
two people who are married, engaged, or otherwise closely associated romantically or sexually.
example
Most households consist of a married or unmarried 'couple' and their children.
The cylinder timing was on but a bit slow on a 'couple' of the stops, but it was still on and working.
he hoped she'd be better in a 'couple' of days
At least enough to stop them from running around like a 'couple' of headless chickens.
I've had two full games for the reserves and a 'couple' of bits here and there.
he hoped she'd be better in a 'couple' of days
A new 'couple' whirled onto the dance floor and snatched her attention.
The 'couple' danced many classical roles together, as well as pas de deux that Nixon choreographed.
the beetles may 'couple' up to form a pair
a married 'couple'
we were the first 'couple' in
He said he even gave the police a hair sample a 'couple' of days ago when they came in there.
just a 'couple' more questions
It is a linear dance - the 'couple' dance forward and backward rather than around in circles.
a 'couple' of women came in
It's an upright stick with a 'couple' of bits of wood fixed to the top to make a cross.
There are a 'couple' of bits of the evidence that show they prepared them all in advance.
Then he stopped by the livestock dealer to buy a 'couple' of chickens and a goose.
But you seem to have asked the question a 'couple' of times, and I am a bit puzzled by that.
just a 'couple' more questions
he bought a 'couple' of the dogs
I asked all these questions a 'couple' of years ago, not believing in it at all.
You might be a little late to the debate, John, but you seem to have put your finger on a 'couple' of the important bits.
By which she meant that, although they were the final 'couple' to dance, they hadn't finished up on the bottom of the pile.
Boil the liquid for a 'couple' of minutes and then reduce to a simmer.
I'll see you in a 'couple' of days
So set the scene for me a little bit - a 'couple' of grown men climbing around trees in the campus.
And I'd just like to ask a 'couple' of questions about education level.
we got some eggs—would you like a 'couple'?
Before they knew it, the 'couple' had danced six dances and was beginning to feel weary.
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