Verb:

दो टुकड़े करना, एक दूसरे को काटना, काटना,

intersect's Usage Examples:

The plan of the city is rectangular, and the streets intersect at right angles, a peculiarity handed down from Roman times, though the area enclosed by the medieval walls is larger than that of the Roman town,, which occupied the eastern portion of the present one.

Properties of the limagon may be deduced from its mechanical construction; thus the length of a focal chord is constant and the normals at the extremities of a focal chord intersect on a fixed circle.

- and nearly all intersect at right angles; they are paved with brick and asphalt, and many in the residential quarters are shaded with fine elms and maples.

They intersect regularly at right angles, dividing the town into square blocks, like modern Mannheim or Turin, according to a Roman system usual in both Italy and the provinces: plainly they were laid out all at once, possibly by Agricola (Tac. Agr.

These plateaus, with an average elevation of Boo to 1000 ft., are mostly covered with forests of oak, beech and lime, and are deeply cut by river valleys, some being narrow and craggy, and others broad, with gentle slopes and marshy bottoms. Narrow ravines intersect them in all directions, and they often assume, especially in the east, the character of wild, impassable, woody and marshy tracts.

The tunnel widened, and his pace slowed as he saw another tunnel intersect it.

intersect in the instantaneous centre.

The axes will not be parallel, nor will they intersect each other.

The broad streets of the city intersect at right angles.

Several important roads intersect the province; among them are - I.

Synonyms:

come across, run across, cross, meet, run into, see, encounter,

Antonyms:

exclude, esteem, disesteem, respect, agreement,