suspend
സസ്പെൻഡ്
definition
verb
work on the dam was suspended
temporarily prevent from continuing or being in force or effect.
the light was suspended from the ceiling
hang (something) from somewhere.
translation of 'suspend'
verb
പവര്ത്തനരഹിതമാക്കുക,
തൂക്കിനിര്ത്തുക
example
The market might be saturated, but it matters little for these ubiquitous hawkers, who can't even temporarily 'suspend' or postpone their requirements of daily sustenance.
Mainly, I feel I must 'suspend' any judgement until next weekend, just because so much could change in the time remaining.
The traders have been forced to temporarily 'suspend' trading as they do not want any more clients to fall into this black hole.
Cannier SME owners will 'suspend' judgement until they see what real changes emerge in the kind of deals their banks are prepared to offer.
While we ultimately know this film is a mockumentary, these techniques allow us to temporarily 'suspend' our disbelief.
Recently Ryanair was forced to temporarily 'suspend' services on its Strasbourg / London route.
They are 'suspended' from the ceiling and wobble slightly if you lean against them.
A senior council employee was subsequently 'suspended' on full pay.
The situation is much more interesting when there is a mixture of solids that are 'suspended' in a liquid (a slurry).
Refreshments were served and the Ballinrobe Branch has now 'suspended' its weekly meeting until September.
At the head of the room, a large screen was 'suspended' from the ceiling and onto it was projected what appeared to be the layout for their graduation.
Bunches of dried flowers hang from walls and ceiling; an ancient bird cage is 'suspended' from a beam and a wooden hat-stand reminds us of years gone by.
In any other job or industry someone would be 'suspended' pending an investigation.
He was immediately 'suspended' from duty when the offences came to light and is now no longer with the service.
What makes this technology unique is its reliance on iron particles 'suspended' in synthetic fluid to control vehicle ride motions.
The building is 'suspended' from the cliff by cables, so when the glacier goes down, the restaurant literally hangs.
She was 'suspended' from her post in charge of 20 community wardens last summer and her contract was not renewed when it expired in March this year.
Eventually some of the remarks got a bit unpleasant and the ability to comment was temporarily 'suspended' to allow everyone time to cool off.
The first printer component has a fluid outlet in fluid communication with a supply of pigmented fluid defined by particles 'suspended' in a carrier fluid.
His driver's licence was 'suspended' for 28 days pending his appearance.
On April 4 he was 'suspended' from his job and two days later was arrested but released on bail after the Crown Prosecution Service decided not to charge him.
Chemists are most often concerned with colloids in which solid or liquid particles are 'suspended' in a liquid.
Since the problem of compensation for the land is unresolved, work on them should be 'suspended' temporarily.
When exploration had to be 'suspended' temporarily because of bad weather the ladders rotted and the cave had to be re-rigged.
When the shutter of your camera opens for that fraction of a second, photons of light stream in and strike the silver halide grains 'suspended' in the gelatin emulsion.
Magnetorheological shock absorbers use tiny particles of iron 'suspended' in a viscous fluid as the damping medium.
He took pictures of the samples of colloids, which is a system of fine particles 'suspended' in a fluid such as paint, milk or ink.
Eventually, the stock exchange 'suspended' trading in the stock.
The judge 'suspended' the sentence but the conviction stood.
Cloudy spinal fluid may indicate infection because of increased cells and proteins 'suspended' in the fluid.
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