thwart
ناکام بنانے
definition
verb
he never did anything to thwart his father
prevent (someone) from accomplishing something.
noun
Her hull is painted white with blue trim on the thwarts .
a structural crosspiece sometimes forming a seat for a rower in a boat.
preposition
a pink-tinged cloud spread thwart the shore
from one side to another side of; across.
example
Given the manner in which the development of Sligo has been stifled by sectional interest, it is hoped that the same dead hand of greed does not 'thwart' the plans of the harbour board.
Did things happen to 'thwart' people from voting?
We all know who these people are, they walk among us every day and attempt to 'thwart' carefully laid plans of anti-productivity with thoughts of ambition and determination.
They say that the steps taken by Mr. LeBlanc were taken by him, deliberately and with ill intent, in an attempt to 'thwart' their efforts to have their motions heard.
However, Knottingley were able to 'thwart' most efforts to break the deadlock with some resolute defence.
In their relationships with women, Russell and Ayer both seemed quite oblivious to the feelings of others when such feelings were likely to 'thwart' their plans or ambitions.
he never did anything to 'thwart' his father
Braced against the 'thwart' , I hang my paddle far over the left gunwale and suck the stern toward it, and the edge of the table rock whisks by our port side.
The pair will be able to use their stake to 'thwart' any takeover attempt.
the government had been able to 'thwart' all attempts by opposition leaders to form new parties
More important than the tilt of the oarlocks are the relative positions of the 'thwart' (seat), the oarlocks and the footbrace.
Built into the Constitution is the notion that a free people should 'thwart' its leaders if necessary.
the government had been able to 'thwart' all attempts by opposition leaders to form new parties
Lay them 'thwart' , that the top of one may rest on the root or stub of the other.
Jr. will wake up and make every effort to 'thwart' your plans.
However, thanks to smuggling, piracy, and trade with the New World, England was able to 'thwart' Napoleon's plan.
The record labels have attempted to 'thwart' the efforts of free music providers through the creation of copyright-protected files and through lawsuits against providers of free music.
With your legs facing forward, the leeboard 'thwart' goes approximately over your knees.
Will Eliza find the courage to 'thwart' these evil people and restore balance to the African wild?
The story revolves round the locals’ attempts to 'thwart' the plan.
Fortunately I am a light sleeper, so I should be able to 'thwart' any attempts to slice bits off me for a tasty midnight snack.
One way to 'thwart' such unscrupulous people is for the bona fide seed companies to make their presences felt at every level in the country.
We wouldn't want to do anything to 'thwart' the Campbell government's quest for the privatization of health care.
The drop-off reflects deep disappointment that clerical establishment rulers have been able to largely 'thwart' Khatami's efforts.
a pink-tinged cloud spread 'thwart' the shore
It seems obvious that a greater police presence in that neighborhood might 'thwart' some criminals and inadvertently save lives.
he never did anything to 'thwart' his father
But this instrument also has its limitations, chief of which is that the type of very specific, tactical intelligence required to 'thwart' terrorist plots is rare.
The placement of the primary 'thwart' is important to balance.
Officials mustered a security force of thousands in the area around the hall, part of an effort to 'thwart' any attempt at a repeat attack.
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