क्षय-हो-जाना,कट-जाना इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

The now dispensable wood tower was demolished on July 12, 1961, due to decay.

It is not quite clear when the term kafana became instantly synonymous with decay, sloth, pain, backwardness, sorrow, etc.

This higher efficiency would lead to better fuel economy and a lighter fuel load, lessening residual (decay) heat.

Kaczynski also criticized the right wing for their support for technological and economic progress while whining about decay of tradition, stating that technology erodes traditional social mores that conservatives and right wingers want to protect, and referred to conservatives as "fools".

The road probably decayed precociously, which explains the loss of its name of the road was lost and the deterioration of the road system.

" Jacobson proposes several warning labels, including "Drinking (non-diet) soft drinks contributes to obesity and tooth decay," and "Consider switching to diet soda, water, or skim milk.

Afterwards, the castle decayed and was finally demolished by order of King Frederick I of Prussia, who had its stones used for the expansion of the nearby Pillau fortress.

At one time the points of vantage on the river and its affluents were occupied by freebooters' peel towers, but many of them have disappeared and the remainder are in decay.

Originally built in 1730 in Gloucestershire, it was rescued from decay by Henry, who dismantled it, brought to Bodnant and rebuilt it brick by brick.

14th century: decay and disappearance.

In 1960, the structures built by the Boy Scouts and many decayed Hoover-era buildings were demolished, leaving only three of the original buildings.

The mushroom Pholiota squarrosoides is known to decay the logs of the tree.

The city started to decay after the castle of Mirandola was partially destroyed in 1714.