boundary
எல்லை
definition
noun
the eastern boundary of the wilderness
a line that marks the limits of an area; a dividing line.
translation of 'boundary '
எல்லை
noun
வரம்ப,
எல்லைக்கோடு
example
state 'boundary'
An old stone wall marks the 'boundary' of the plot to one side, while a rocky hill and concrete wall flanks the other.
You know, the neighbors are one meter away, across a river or across a 'boundary' line.
A ball of light suddenly appeared on top of the massive wall marking the 'boundary' of the city.
'boundary' wall
To the west of this is Chile, with the border marking the western 'boundary' of the national park.
Lay a hose or piece of rope on the ground to mark the 'boundary' of your planting area, and plant within it.
The 'boundary' line for private properties is usually where the sandy area ends and the vegetation begins.
a county 'boundary'
the river marks the 'boundary' between the two regions
a 'boundary' wall
the 'boundary' between the US and Canada
the eastern 'boundary' of the wilderness
the 'boundary' between truth and lies
The line came to be regarded as marking the northern 'boundary' of the area where agriculture could be safely pursued.
Nonetheless, the 'boundary' ditches mark a significant moment in the long history of the valley.
There were fields beyond Scots Lane to the north and the cathedral marked the southern 'boundary' .
Grey weathered posts, with white ant mounds creeping up around them, mark the 'boundary' .
Work is going on all this week at the club to bring down the poplars, which line the eastern 'boundary' of the course alongside the first hole.
The decision to draw the 'boundary' according to county lines made little social, economic, or geographical sense.
As I understand it, not so long ago, Oxford Street marked its northern 'boundary' .
This street marks the 'boundary' between the old and new districts of the city.
Accordingly it might well be held to mark the 'boundary' of Australia's continental shelf.
Ten points are agreed as the turning points of the 'boundary' line.
A high wooded ridge that runs southward from the mouth of the Orne marked the 'boundary' of the triangle to be held.
The annihilation of the dinosaurs marks the 'boundary' linking Cretaceous time and Tertiary time.
a 'boundary' wall
Ropes will be required to mark out the 'boundary' of the area as well as each plot.
In the picture above, the blue lines mark the 'boundary' of the infected region.
Meandering through the Oxfordshire countryside, the river marks the eastern 'boundary' of the public part of the garden.
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