Verb:

நீரில் குதித்தாடு,

dabbling தமிழ் அர்த்தத்தின் உதாரணம்:

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dabbling's Usage Examples:

Howard Stern: He's a radio host who turned up on Sirius Satellite Radio after bouncing around to a few different radio stations and dabbling in TV and film.

Noel, who had been touring with the Inspiral Carpets as a guitar technician, arrived home and after discovering his brother's dabbling in music, declared that he would join Liam's band, providing he could have complete creative control.

Later records like Physical Graffiti and In Through the Out Door saw the band dabbling in keyboards, psychedelic textures and dance grooves that borrowed from reggae and disco.

Early in the morning I worked barefooted, dabbling like a plastic artist in the dewy and crumbling sand, but later in the day the sun blistered my feet.

Over the years and albums, the band has moved in and out of many different styles, becoming more alternative at times, more jazz-like at others and even dabbling in punk.

People usually tend to start dabbling in the reading glasses section of the drugstore right around age forty.

For some hasty words, amplified by the doubtful evidence of treacherous retainers,, ,~t together with a foolish charge of dabbling with astro~t~e ~n logers, the heir of the royal line ~ Thomas of Woodstock duke of had been tried and executed with scandalous haste.

Before you start dabbling in your cosmetic bag, figure out the type of message your dress and overall gown style conveys.

A very distinctive dabbling duck with a large spatulate bill.

December records were very similar with a maximum count of 132 Wigeon on the 24th and good numbers of other dabbling duck.

A wine tasting party provides an excellent occasion for dabbling in a variety of wines and engaging in lively conversation.

He occupied part of his time in dabbling in literature, science and various trifling arts, but gave himself up chiefly to excess and debauchery.

batty theories, their occult dabblings and loony conferences.

Synonyms:

plunge, douse, souse, dunk, dip,

Antonyms:

ascend, rise, ignite, dry, deposit,