hammer
సుత్తితో
definition
verb
they are made by heating and hammering pieces of iron
hit or beat (something) with a hammer or similar object.
he got hammered for an honest mistake
attack or criticize forcefully and relentlessly.
noun
Grip pressure should be firm but not tight - about the way you would grip a hammer 's handle while driving nails.
a tool with a heavy metal head mounted at right angles at the end of a handle, used for jobs such as breaking things and driving in nails.
And what about if the hockey was taking place on the same field that they were throwing the hammer and javelin.
a metal ball, typically weighing 16 pounds (7.3 kg), attached to a wire for throwing in an athletic contest.
translation of 'hammer'
సమ్మెట,
సుత్తి
example
Grip pressure should be firm but not tight - about the way you would grip a 'hammer' 's handle while driving nails.
Before I knew it my arm flew up, the auctioneer banged the 'hammer' down and she was mine!
In addition to Mike's skill and knowledge on the golf course, he's pretty handy with a 'hammer' and nails and has quite a selection of tools in the garage.
A auctioneer lowers his 'hammer' as a painting believed to be a work by Vincent Van Gogh is sold for US $550,000 in Tokyo yesterday.
Health professionals are mobilising to condemn the government, propose major structural reforms, and 'hammer' the ineffectual minister.
He towered above others and could throw the 'hammer' to a distance of around 190 feet.
The idea that the Welsh should support England at football when they 'hammer' us at rugby is unacceptable.
Olympic 'hammer' champion Szymon Ziolkowski of Poland set a new world championship record to win gold ahead of Asian record holder Koji Murofushi.
Then pull out the nails with a 'hammer' or locking pliers.
Use a ball-peen hammer or a block of wood and a nail 'hammer' to knock the tool head out of the ferule on the handle.
Aidan Kelly scored top points when finishing in 1st place in the 'hammer' with a throw of 36.24.
The safety also blocks the 'hammer' from contact with the firing pin.
There they became the anvil and the 'hammer' , minute bones that transmit sound from the eardrum to the stirrup bone and, ultimately, to the inner ear.
It is an Olympic sport, like rifle shooting, and throwing the 'hammer' or the discus.
There is also a track surface to provide a run-up for the javelin meaning the only disciplines the facility cannot currently play host to is the 'hammer' and pole vault.
If all you have in your home is a broken screwdriver, a 'hammer' without a handle, and one wrench you hope will happen to fit whatever bolt you encounter, you need some help.
Most of the project requires basic wood-working tools - a circular saw, a saber saw, an electric drill, a 'hammer' , and a nail set.
To do this, he says, you need two basic tools: a 'hammer' and a screwdriver.
I also need a 'hammer' and nails, picture hooks and the step ladder.
The SFS adds a mechanical hammer block to prevent the 'hammer' from hitting the firing pin unless the trigger is pulled.
In the under-17 events, James Nagle won gold in the 'hammer' and shot putt contests.
Use a 'hammer' and nail set to drive them below the surface.
For Skyrac AC Nicola Jackson threw the 'hammer' 39.22m for sixth place.
Use a 'hammer' and nail set or an electric drill with countersink bit to join the frame pieces.
The City of Glasgow athlete has thrown 55.10m in the 'hammer' this season - well over the qualification mark for the World Juniors.
In previous years you might have a slip-up and get badly beaten by Kilkenny - well, everybody thought they were going to 'hammer' us anyway.
they must 'hammer' away at these twin themes day after day
The drum vibrates with the sound and rattles three small bones: the 'hammer' , anvil and stirrup.
And what about if the hockey was taking place on the same field that they were throwing the 'hammer' and javelin.
To drill through the tile you will need a 'hammer' , a nail set, an electric drill and a masonry bit a little larger than the diameter of the screws you use.
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