Noun:

சரக்கு கொண்டு செல்லும் ஓடை,

chutes's Usage Examples:

Guests can explore the Montezuma Bowl while exploring the chutes, glades and runs that are found throughout this region.

The materials they re-use include prison blankets, car seat scrap leather, silk parachutes along with recycled rubber soles.

and each party of contractors has one or more mills or timbered chutes through which the rich ore is conveyed to the level below and loaded in cars.

She not only goes through her own particular coping mechanisms (such as the "squeeze machine" modeled after the squeeze chutes used to manage cattle) but also discusses other treatments, medications, and diagnoses.

The Descent Module uses parachutes to slow its fall, enabling it to make a soft landing on dry land.

A detailed plan for the entire rapid is vital when facing the holes, drops, haystacks, rocks and chutes served up by even the most diminutive river.

In Australia and Papua the name flying-squirrel is applied to such marsupials as are provided with parachutes; animals which naturalists prefer to designate flying-phalangers (see MARSUPIALIA).

Down the faster runs and chutes, artfully wedged pine boles clog the current with trouty habitat.

Spinnaker chutes won the first race of the day against Papercourt Restronguet Rats then trounced Papercourt Pirates.

Dactylopsila is easily recognized by its attenuated fourth finger and parti-coloured fur; the flying species are classed as Petauroides, Petaurus, Gymnobelideus and Acrobates, the last no larger than a mouse; while Dromicia, Distaechurus and Acrobates are allied types without parachutes (see Phalanger).

These winzes serve for ventilation, for the passage of the workmen, and for chutes through which the ore is dumped to the level below.

Synonyms:

shroud, harness, drogue, rescue equipment, parasail, drogue parachute, ripcord, parachute, drogue chute, canopy, static line,

Antonyms:

wane, attend to, stand still, win, increase,