arch
খিলান
definition
verb
a beautiful bridge that arched over a canal
have the curved shape of an arch.
high arched windows
provide (a bridge, building, or part of a building) with an arch.
noun
The result brings to mind support structures for vaulted arches (for instance Gaudi's Sagrada Familia).
a curved symmetrical structure spanning an opening and typically supporting the weight of a bridge, roof, or wall above it.
adjective
arch observations about even the most mundane matters
deliberately or affectedly playful and teasing.
translation of 'arch'
খিলনাকৃতি তোরণ,
খিলানের মতো কোনো কিছু,
খিলেন
noun
খিলান,
ধনু,
গোলাকার জোয়াল,
তোরণ
adjective
ক্রীড়নশীল,
শয়তানি-ভরা,
ক্রীড়নীয়,
দুষ্টবুদ্ধিপূর্ণ
example
If my 'arch' tone suggests some skepticism about his sincerity, it's not meant to.
We passed under the 'arch' of green creepers and entered my room.
According to a newspaper report, the first 'arch' spanned the River Severn on 2nd July 1779.
No one really knows what causes these sudden, painful muscle spasms in the calf, the thigh or the 'arch' of the foot.
Te Namu sat on a triangular 'arch' of sand, bounded on one side by a steep cliff and cut off on another by a stream.
The triple 'arch' on Bridge Street, which spans the main road into town from Lurgan and Gilford, is similar to one photographed in the same place in 1933.
It appears my habit of 'arch' sarcasm might be a mistake.
It was said with a pleasantly 'arch' tone, neither serious nor sarcastic.
Two years ago, such an observation was appropriately 'arch' , zeroing in on the silliness of such campaign press stunts.
There are 'arch' literary allusions, plenty of knockabout energy, and two complementary personae on show.
Raise your right heel as you gently press your metatarsal 'arch' (where your toes join your foot) into the floor.
Start off by massaging your entire foot - heel, 'arch' and toes.
I watched as an 'arch' of water doused the flames we had left behind.
Even in the church, a carved stone head of uncertain origin was found buried in a wall above a window 'arch' in the building's north transept.
A foot with a high 'arch' , on the other hand, will have a large indentation and a very narrow band connecting the ball of the foot to the heel.
On it was erected a triumphal 'arch' in Augustus's honor.
The 'arch' of the lower cable reflects that of the upper cable.
The Helium filled balloons which had formed an 'arch' of honour over the entrance gate were tied to the two coaches and accompanying cars to make for a colourful entryway.
I went upstairs to see the extraordinary 'arch' of honour made of printed pages he did for Maximiliam I.
u2018Ray give that to me,u2019 I cut in sharply, causing Ray's eyebrows to 'arch' in surprise.
That feature most symbolic of entrance, the triumphal 'arch' , is to be found only at the foot of the Capitol, where the ancient texts place it.
The reverse commemorates the building of his triumphal 'arch' , which still stands in Rome beside the Coliseum.
No attempts were made to solve the problems of spanning large distances by the use of the 'arch' , vault or dome, which were by this time common in other parts of the world.
Within the city, notable monuments include a splendid 'arch' and a screen of gods of late second or early third century date.
Near is particularly adept at the 'arch' delivery typical of his uptight businessman in the early scenes.
the muscles in the 'arch' of my right foot suddenly seized up
Behind the column is the vast triumphal 'arch' that joins the two wings of the General Staff Building.
In contrast, the A. afarensis bone resembled that of the flat-footed apes, making it improbable that its foot had an 'arch' like our own.
the delicate 'arch' of his eyebrows
the delicate 'arch' of his eyebrows
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