hunch
দলা
definition
verb
he thrust his hands in his pockets, hunching his shoulders
raise (one's shoulders) and bend the top of one's body forward.
noun
she was acting on a hunch
a feeling or guess based on intuition rather than known facts.
the hunch of his back
a humped position or thing.
translation of 'hunch'
verb
কুেঁজা করা,
বাঁকান
noun
ককুদ,
কুঁজ,
পিণ্ড,
গড়ু,
যথার্থ অনুমান,
সুচতুর অনুমান,
দলা,
পূর্বাভাস
example
the 'hunch' of his back
It is only where the decision is clearly random, or based on a 'hunch' or prejudice, that the officer's action is likely to be regarded as unreasonable.
Acting on a 'hunch' , I detoured down the path and a few minutes later emerged by a glorious pool.
the 'hunch' of his back
He just suggested it out of the blue, and we followed it on a 'hunch' .
I have a 'hunch' that someone is telling lies
Police, waiting there on a 'hunch' , arrested Simpson, while the other two escaped.
This first 'hunch' when done correctly will put you in a butterfly position and will utilize the large latissimus muscles of the back.
Homesick, he noted how similar the landscape was to his native Tuscany and, acting on a 'hunch' , he went digging for truffles.
she was acting on a 'hunch'
a 'hunch' of bread
a 'hunch' of bread
Here is a 'hunch' based, like all good hunches, on just about nothing.
She blew a kiss to Wolf, called him little robber, and slid a wooden platter between the bars of the cage: two steaming lumps of goat's flesh, with a 'hunch' of bread and a flask of wine.
On a 'hunch' , the researchers radioed the ground-based team and urged them to continue gathering data when the star re-emerged from behind Uranus.
On a 'hunch' , the two cops head over anyway to discover that the warehouse is indeed being robbed.
That night, on a 'hunch' , he returns with a flashlight, and, proving once again why he was made head gardener, manages to startle a gorging gray horde of sweet-toothed woodmice.
Don't bring the leg in so far it bends or 'hunch' your shoulders; this stresses the hamstrings and the spine and neck.
I read on the web that a Thai meteorologist, acting on a 'hunch' , sent an alert to television and radio stations.
Based on a 'hunch' , the lawyer asked if the widow had been born a woman.
Out on the stoop a bunch of men were sitting 'hunched' over their six packs and a dog was incessantly barking.
‘Yea fine,’ I said, 'hunching' my shoulders in the breeze.
Very likely, some intuitive 'hunches' do indicate the presence of a sixth sense.
His shoulders were 'hunched' over and his eyes tried to stay open.
He 'hunched' his shoulders, first one side, then the other.
Most medical research is empirical based on evidence rather than 'hunches' or preferences.
My hands found my pocket again, and I 'hunched' my shoulders so my face was hidden by both my hair and my jacket.
I 'hunched' up my body and put the towel over my self in protection.
Here again, the expectations are based more on 'hunches' than a detailed analysis of where Indian agriculture stands.
He was trying to act surprised and then laugh, but the way his body 'hunched' over as he did it and the voice he did it in just cracked me up.
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