पिंजड़ा इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

A 529, a 41' 0" gallery or 'birdcage' coach built by Addington Workshops in 1897.

In Fowl, teams traveled to Nhà Thò, where they had to use traditional local materials to properly build an intricate Vietnamese birdcage to receive their next clue.

He placed a print of the famous fresco beneath a birdcage and simply allowed the birds to defecate all over the piece.

It is famous for its gamecocks and birdcages.

Eventually, he walks inside a castle and instantly spots a giant birdcage (with a giant Tweety singing inside).

Suddenly, to be ready for his cue, he jumps up out of his bed and rushes to the wings where he plays the appropriate notes on his pipe, is then helped into his birdcage by a stagehand (dressed as one of the bats Tamino encounters later on in act 1), and thus succeeds in making his entrance in the nick of time.

The cylindrical flash hider was rated as either insufficient or ineffective and was usually replaced by an aftermarket Colt AR-15/M16 A2 "birdcage" model by owners.

Draper's 1954 concept for the cafeteria at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, dubbed the Dorotheum, featured birdcage chandeliers and a skylighted canopy.

However, he pulled up sore after that race, and had to be led back riderless to the birdcage.

The body is in storage at Ocean Beach while the underframe was sent to Pleasant Point in 1975 for their "half-birdcage" coach, A 421.

पिंजड़ा हिंदी उपयोग और उदाहरण

कीड़ा खत्म होने पर पिंजड़ा आप ही आप खुल जाता है।

"" कार्बन के इस जटिल रूप में कार्बन परमाणु एक दूसरे से षटफलाकार या पंच भुजाकार रूप में जुड़ कर एक पिंजड़ा की रचना बनाते हैं।

एक अन्य रीति 'पिंजड़ा रीति' है।

सुंदरी का पिंजड़ा (Venus s flytrap) ।

पेंसिल की नोक अथवा उँगली द्वारा स्पर्श करने पर यह पिंजड़ा बंद नहीं होता, किंतु कीड़ा बैठते ही वह कसकर बंद हो जाता है।

इनके पिंजड़ा जैसी रचना को तोड़ने के लिए बहुत उच्च तापक्रम (लगभग १००००C) की आवश्यकता पड़ती है।

पिंजड़ा इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

According to a popular naval legend, the term derives from the practice of Viking sailors, who carried crows or ravens in a cage secured to the top of the mast.

Some naval scholars have found no evidence of the masthead crow cage and suggest the name was coined simply because the lookout platform resembled a crow's nest in a tree.

A key element of the ShKAS' high rate of fire is the revolving drum (feed cage) that holds ten rounds and provides a very smooth, progressive removal of the cartridges from their disintegrating link belt.

Hogg called the ShKAS feeding system a "[wheel|squirrel cage]".

The "bird-cage" feed system in the 20"nbsp;mm ShVAK was an improved version of the ShKAS.

As with the ShKAS, the purpose of the feed cage was to gradually delink the rounds, avoiding any belt lurch.

Roll cage or Exo cage.

Farmed bile bears are housed continuously in small cages which often prevent them from standing or sitting upright, or from turning around.

These highly restrictive cage systems and the low level of skilled husbandry can lead to a wide range of welfare concerns including physical injuries, pain, severe mental stress and muscle atrophy.

Some bears may be kept in cages for bile extraction for 20 years or more.

To facilitate the bile extraction process, mature bears are usually kept in small cages measuring approximately 130 x 70 x 60"nbsp;cm.

These cages are so small they prevent the bears from being able to sit upright, stand or turn around.

Some bears are kept in crush cages, the sides of which can be moved inwards to restrain the bear.