striking
வேலைநிறுத்தம்
definition
verb
he raised his hand, as if to strike me
hit forcibly and deliberately with one's hand or a weapon or other implement.
an earthquake struck the island
(of a disaster, disease, or other unwelcome phenomenon) occur suddenly and have harmful or damaging effects on.
noun
substantial damage was caused by the striking of a submerged object
the action of striking.
adjective
the murder bore a striking similarity to an earlier shooting
attracting attention by reason of being unusual, extreme, or prominent.
striking mine workers
(of an employee) on strike.
translation of 'striking '
வன்மையான,
உறைக்கத்தக்க
example
She developed an unorthodox swing, but her putting ability and powerful 'striking' of the ball made her a fearsome opponent.
Conch brought up her left arm just as the man came within 'striking' distance.
To Kassovitz's credit, it's a visually 'striking' picture and the locations - high in the mountainous Chamonix region - are spectacular.
By 1905 he had produced some of the boldest colour images ever created, including a 'striking' picture of his wife, Green Stripe.
After all the electrodes were attached, I bore a 'striking' resemblance to Frankenstein.
Following Wednesday's walkout a BMC spokesman warned that it would take ‘stern action’ against the 'striking' employees.
What was particularly 'striking' is how sophisticated medical devices are becoming.
Really a very 'striking' parallel with the career of Jack Aubrey.
He made a 'striking' picture with the sun creating a halo made of a plethora of colors around his soggy, disheveled chestnut hair.
Because of the strike, KPC temporarily halted production, as most of the 'striking' employees were from that division.
The 'striking' workers picketed the company's Springvale head office.
His usual design team has created another visually 'striking' show.
What is particularly 'striking' is the bounce in expectations concerning future business.
His long-range 'striking' from dead balls was impressive in the first half and no less so into the wind after the break.
His 'striking' of the ball is excellent for a relative novice and his enthusiasm for the game seems to energize those around him.
On the other hand, it does make for a more 'striking' contrast.
I stared into his breathtaking, wonderful, gorgeous, 'striking' , stunning eyes and felt like I was paralyzed.
Photographs of him at the time show he had 'striking' good looks - he was tanned, with a head of thick black hair, well-built and fit.
Anne Heazle was the winner of the monthly competition with her beautiful and 'striking' flower arrangement.
The man was about her age, with 'striking' Mediterranean good looks.
A vote by the 'striking' employees on the offer will conclude on May 3.
The pleasure of the book despite its poverty is its one really 'striking' feature.
She lifted out the coat, a deep, elegant Chinese red far more 'striking' and beautiful than the catalogue picture.
Soon, he will be on the prowl and 'striking' at will.
A meeting between the 'striking' workers and the employers' association has been scheduled for Monday, 15 July.
The Lavajunkie Gallery is host to an array of 'striking' pictures of lava flows.
In addition, the 'striking' workers are demanding that more ticket takers be contracted.
The Asian samples provide a more 'striking' contrast to the other populations.
The woman was Lady Gêmini, a 'striking' and beautiful Elf.
However, wages for the 'striking' workers are far lower than for auto workers.
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