sink
மடு
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'
இடக்கைப் பழக்கம் உள்ள,
மூழ்கு,
மூழ்கடி
verb
பதைவுறு
noun
நீர்த்தொட்டி
example
Although it had enjoyed a brief flourishing under Cardinal Richelieu in the 1630s, Mazarin had allowed the navy to 'sink' into decay.
How do you view the potential of planting trees as a 'sink' for CO2 at the moment?
Always start cooking in a clean kitchen and keep a 'sink' half filled with hot soapy water while you are preparing the meal.
Salvors fear the ship will 'sink' if the engine room and one of the holds is ‘lost’ during the next refloating attempt.
Peyton stated as she saw the clothes and hair supplies by the 'sink' .
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.
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.
they planned to 'sink' a gold mine in Oklahoma
On a bad day their status can 'sink' below that even of politicians, estate agents and journalists.
They must sleep in complete darkness, so many vampires go to graveyards or simply 'sink' into the ground, to rise again when the sun sets.
I let my body 'sink' into the bed
I tried to 'sink' a little bit deeper in my chair, hoping no one would see me.
I felt my fangs 'sink' into flesh and I heard him scream.
But in densely built cities, about three-quarters of the rainfall fails to 'sink' into the ground or evaporate.
These noble big dogs will bleed the ground red as they 'sink' their teeth into one another in the name of nations great and small.
Where village welfare is concerned, these fishermen 'sink' their differences and work together for the overall good of everyone.
The kitchen is fitted with a range of units and a 'sink' , but is relatively small and needs to be updated.
A plastic basin in the 'sink' collects washing-up water and other water used.
I 'sink' my teeth into the hot, steamy, juicy delicacy.
Therefore, bacteria were not a major 'sink' for the nitrate tracer.
He leaned over the 'sink' basin, and washed his hands and face with icy water, and then looked up at his face in the mirror.
He turned and left with the bottle on the 'sink' counter and the basin in hand.
Even if it rains the entire time, it won't totally 'sink' your plans.
The kitchen has fitted presses, a steel 'sink' unit and a tiled floor.
moralizers complain that the Net is simply a festering 'sink' of iniquity
A utility room off the kitchen has its own 'sink' unit along with built-in worktops and storage cupboards.
It was this anomalous situation that compelled the French left to 'sink' their differences and form a common front against the ruling Gaullists.
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
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.
Frankly, I delight in seeing people eagerly 'sink' their teeth into the soft, burning hot, yellowish vegetable, defying the scalding heat of the sweet, sticky juice oozing from under the crisp rind.
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