divider
డివైడర్
definition
noun
They feed on it because they would love to divide it and there are people like that I've always called the dividers .
a person or thing that divides a whole into parts.
The little kids did not like what we said and had their compasses and dividers out, ready to give us a poke so we scooted out.
a measuring compass, especially one with a screw for making fine adjustments.
translation of 'divider'
విభజించువాడు
example
The apparatus consisted of a cooler fitted with a screened 'divider' separating ice and water.
White turned his head so he could see the experimenters through the glass 'divider' which separated the chamber from the recording instruments.
As a postscript, I just find it interesting that the big theme seems to be that he is a 'divider' .
It seems this last one is a real opinion 'divider' .
the big 'divider' was still nuclear weapons
The kitchen island is also a 'divider' , separating the cooking area from the dining space without blocking sight lines.
on the Labour side, the big 'divider' was still nuclear weapons
I see a difference and I think it has basically to do with the abortion issue and the perception of the abortion issue as a 'divider' .
There is about 1 foot of space between the table and the short 'divider' wall that separates us from the bar.
During the presidential campaign, he vowed, ‘I'm a uniter, not a 'divider' .’
We need an environment for independent media as the unifiers, not 'dividers' , of society.
Or use your 'room divider' to add a separation to a large living room and dining room combo.
Mahogany 'dividers' split up cubicles, and blue and green tinted glass lit the early public conveniences’ more murky corners.
They function as partitions, screens, 'dividers' or the means by which an entire garden is unified.
The long bench tables have movable bamboo fan 'dividers' to separate the different groups of diners to also afford an air of privacy.
As Olson walks through the office, the fast-multiplying staff peek over their office 'dividers' .
The cultural and political 'dividers' between Europe and the US are second-order issues.
‘Like a person using a pair of giant 'dividers' ,’ observed Ken.
He created stable 'dividers' , frontages and door grilles for the livery, all designed specially in line with the customer's specific requirements.
Subsequently they will ask the corporation to put up at least three-inch 'dividers' .
Fine aluminum mesh screens form luminous gray 'dividers' between a gallery space and offices.
I'm moving offices in four days, to a hellish corner with no windows and very, very high desk 'dividers' .
Elsewhere in the house, freestanding cabinets also act as 'room dividers' .
Sculpted from wooden strips separated by thin aluminum 'dividers' , each panel consists of an array of wells of equal width but different depths.
Both sections one and three consist of separate poems, while the middle section seems to be one piece separated by 'dividers' signalling individual chapters.
Indeed, TBTN and similar forms of activism are becoming construed more as community 'dividers' than builders.
Better yet, removing the 'dividers' instantly transforms the Mini into a portable beer cooler, though that's not in the manufacturer's instruction booklet.
The little kids did not like what we said and had their compasses and 'dividers' out, ready to give us a poke so we scooted out.
All the 'dividers' , parcel shelf and the false floor can be completely removed if the whole space is required.
They feed on it because they would love to divide it and there are people like that I've always called the 'dividers' .
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