Verb:

मजा, बुडणे,

drowned मराठी अर्थाचे उदाहरण:

त्यांनी त्यांच्या लहान भावाला श्रीकृष्णाचा मृत्यू आणि द्वारका बुडणे ही महाभारतातली गोष्ट सांगितल्यावर द्वारका ही कविता लिहून काढली.

drowned's Usage Examples:

(However, Josephine Tey in The Daughter of Time suggests that "drowned in a butt of malmsey" means rather that.

So our forefathers went to work when they drowned five kings in a morass at the Mora Thing, and they were filled with the same insupportable pride thou hast shown towards us.

Cause The psychoacoustic component of the effect is that one hears only the echo preceding the transient, not the one following – because this latter is drowned out by the transient.

Scheuchzer described a fossil as Homo diluvii testis (Latin: Evidence of a diluvian human), believing it to be the remains of a human being who drowned in.

His father, a skipper, drowned in Dundee harbour while Thomas was still young.

Authorities claimed that he had drowned, but many Masan residents did not believe this explanation and forced their way into the hospital where Kim's body was stored.

According to a memorial inscription from Provadia, a Bulgar military commander, Onegavonais, drowned in the Tisza, implying Omurtag of Bulgaria's attempts to expand his rule in the region in the 820s.

The legend is that of a faithful wife who climbed the hills every day, carrying her son, to watch for the return of her husband, not knowing he had been drowned at sea.

feed on the corpses of drowned humans, making the eating of these eels verge on cannibalism.

Some versions of the myths describe them as spirits who had died unbaptised or unmarried, or had drowned themselves following an unrequited love.

The sea Battle of Fimreite in 1184 proved to be final struggle between the Birkebeins and the Heklunger; King Magnus drowned.

It is likely that these items belonged to someone who drowned in the bog rather than an indication of a durable settlement.

November 2009, Melua nearly drowned after she breathed in and choked on a lungful of water when diving in a lake near Heathrow Airport.

Synonyms:

cover, overwhelm, submerge, spread over,

Antonyms:

recede, forbid, disapprove, decertify, disallow,