surface
ਸਤਹ
definition
verb
he surfaced from his dive
rise or come up to the surface of the water or the ground.
a small path surfaced with terra-cotta tiles
provide (something, especially a road) with a particular upper or outer layer.
noun
the earth's surface
the outside part or uppermost layer of something (often used when describing its texture, form, or extent).
Among closed surfaces , spherical, flat, and hyperbolic geometry are mutually exclusive.
a continuous set of points that has length and breadth but no thickness.
adjective
surface workers at the copper mines
of, relating to, or occurring on the upper or outer part of something.
example
Part of its success is what lies below the 'surface' of society.
It's only because of this carefree approach to life that this crime-ridden society appears on the 'surface' to be normal.
Ground-source heat pumps pull energy from solar heat stored in the 'surface' layer of the ground.
The 'surface' ship will get underway and then we'll be ready to go.
The 'surface' of a pond represents mental possibility, everything you imagine you could attain.
What distinguished many of the Young British Artists was their reluctance to probe beyond the 'surface' of appearance.
When the stigma lobes spread out, this pollen is then deposited on the inner stigmatic 'surface' .
She prepared the package and sent it by 'surface' mail because of the huge cost of postage for air mail, then we both sat back to wait.
Her father had saved it since the smooth, flat 'surface' was still workable.
The blue light flashed across the water's 'surface' , turning her body different shades of blues and aquas.
If you look, you can read a story in a face, but the motive of this project has been to explore beyond the 'surface' , past the face.
the road 'surface' is slippy
We peer deep beneath the 'surface' of appearances, and far into the cosmic past.
Using a small spoon, sprinkle the 'surface' with sago flour.
I despair that the public doesn't seem to be able to consider anything beyond the 'surface' .
One moves on, yet the pains and joys remain below the 'surface' for years and cannot really be discussed.
We can observe the 'surface' roughness and the gloss on the image.
Set the peel on a level 'surface' and dust with about 2 tbsp of cornmeal.
Two thousand two hundred questionnaires were distributed by e-mail, and 275 were sent by 'surface' mail.
On the 'surface' , the obvious answer seems to be affirmative.
Packages are shaped and sealed below the 'surface' of the liquid to lock out air space in the package.
Obviously violence is there just under the 'surface' in every society.
Rumors 'surface' periodically that he's on the way out.
Both see the lasting truth beneath the 'surface' of mere outward appearance.
They suggest that 'surface' tension does play an important role in determining recoil in emphysema.
He was involved in the move to deep level mining, when 'surface' mining dried up.
The pollution is immense, and there are pieces or rubbish floating on the 'surface' of the water.
It's just a metaphor for self-awareness and seeing what's beyond the 'surface' .
below the 'surface'
The most obvious of these was probably the naval combat involving both 'surface' vessels and submarines.
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