underline
అండర్లైన్
definition
verb
Copy the articles or excerpts by hand underlining those words and phrases that you think are significant in the creation of mood and/or atmosphere.
draw a line under (a word or phrase) to give emphasis or indicate special type.
noun
That last sentence has a green underline on my word processor, and when I right click to see what grammatical snafu I've made, it says ‘Wordiness.’
a line drawn under a word or phrase, especially for emphasis.
the line of the lower part of an animal's body.
translation of 'underline'
మనసులో నాటినట్టు చెప్పు,
కింద గీయబడిన గీత
example
Sometimes she would 'underline' words, sentences, or passages.
sub-headings have an 'underline' in blue
I pick up my pen to 'underline' some important points.
If you 'underline' text to emphasize something but it is not an actual link, your readers will almost certainly be confused.
I have also written to the head of the record company to convey my disgust and to 'underline' that material like this must not be put on sale again.
The television figures 'underline' the sustained popularity of the annual broadcasts from the festival and this year's programme attracted over 56 per cent of the Irish audience at its peak.
she has a white tail and 'underline'
These are impressive figures by any standard and 'underline' the overall importance of this sector.
It served, however, to 'underline' his credentials as the most dynamic figure in the new generation of Conservative politicians.
These figures 'underline' the fact that we are in the great boom in advertising for years, much greater than anything seen in 1999-2000.
Take this familiar experience: spell a word wrongly in your word processor and you see a wavy red 'underline' appear under the word.
These figures 'underline' the ineffectiveness of prison as a deterrent and a reformer.
When taking tests, students should be encouraged to 'underline' key words essay or short answer questions as this may help in focusing on critical pieces of a question.
These shocking figures 'underline' the need for the public to reduce, reuse and recycle.
He used the occasion of the completion of reform to 'underline' the broader implications for world trade.
I don't think the problem is the color, the problem is the highlighting as opposed to an 'underline' .
Nevertheless, the sale seemed to 'underline' their minor status.
That last sentence has a green 'underline' on my word processor, and when I right click to see what grammatical snafu I've made, it says ‘Wordiness.’
Some designers will change the color of links and remove the 'underline' .
Will I be able to catch my own passive voice without the green 'underline' ?
‘No more going home to an empty flat and no more dinners for one,’ he said, 'underlining' his delight at being based at home again with his wife and two sons.
She was made a partner at just 25, 'underlining' the fact that she is an excellent solicitor, displaying maturity and an understanding of the law and management of a law firm beyond her years.
The grants involved are small but the decision to make more of them 'underlines' the Government's determination to encourage public-private partnerships in all directions.
My computer is, at this very moment, giving those two words angry red 'underlines' telling me that the words don't exist.
Copy the articles or excerpts by hand 'underlining' those words and phrases that you think are significant in the creation of mood and/or atmosphere.
I have 'underlined' the words in both passages upon which Mr Scott places emphasis.
I think that it's important to start by 'underlining' the important distinction between practice at the society scale and at the individual scale.
For some that meant moving from writing each idea on a separate line to using headers and 'underlining' vocabulary words.
Then this morning the 'underlines' were gone and hyperlinks were in a bright blue.
A recent poll in the magazine 'underlines' this, claiming that 75 per cent of under-25s aspire to a job in the state sector.
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