Noun:

కరోనా, వీధి కార్నర్, కోణము, గాసా,

corner's Usage Examples:

As of October 2015, a mini market stands on the corner where home plate was located, and urban housing occupies the area.

and stated that Rob acts "so middle-aged", joking that he would not "chew the fat with him in the corner of a pub".

A 3-11 (also available as a tractor) followed in October 1986, and there was also a short lived 4-11, identifiable by deflectors on the front corners.

In our politics there seemed to be a depthless cushion of street-corner cynicism, a special kind of tainted, small-time.

The inner margin of the hindwing has two blue spots on the corner and a red spot near the body.

An epicanthic fold or epicanthus is a skin fold of the upper eyelid that covers the inner corner (medial canthus) of the eye.

When Andrew Melville Goodall expanded the farm in 1853 he named the property Para Hills Farm, building a farmhouse near what is now the corner of St Clair Avenue and Goodall Road.

such as door-to-door evangelism, meetings held in homes of interested inquirers, preaching in trains, buses, on street corners and at places of public.

International growth The rise in interest in the Spanish game has prompted the global expansion of the National Professional Football League, which has been grounded on three fundamental cornerstones: its international offices, the Global Network and the joint-venture partnerships that the institution has established across the world.

This school was later moved to the corner of New and James Street.

6 ha) zoo located at the southeast corner of Central Park in New York City.

players stand in the corners of the offensive half-court while the fifth dribbles the ball in the middle.

Minor renovationsAfter the 1998 redesign of the roof, the facility underwent a smaller renovation in 2006, when the university updated some of the fold-able seating and replaced the four scoreboards located above Gates 1 through 4 in each corner of the arena.

Synonyms:

area, country,

Antonyms:

node, antinode, secondary,