lifeline
লাইফলাইন
definition
noun
After nearly half an hour they were spotted by the crew of a passing boat, and a lifeline was thrown to Rachel who was pulled aboard.
a rope or line used for life-saving, typically one thrown to rescue someone in difficulties in water or one used by sailors to secure themselves to a boat.
fertility treatment can seem like a lifeline to childless couples
a thing on which someone or something depends or which provides a means of escape from a difficult situation.
translation of 'lifeline'
প্রাণ বাঁচানোর জন্য ব্যবহৃত দড়ি,
ডুবুরি যে দড়ির সাহায্যে প্রয়োজনীয় সংকেত জানায়,
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example
Al snatched at a fleeting memory like a drowning sailor grabbing a 'lifeline' .
In an attempt to rescue the truck's occupants, several people waded out to a high point of land and improvised a 'lifeline' from barbed wire cut from a nearby fence and a spare tire as a buoy.
But it is those for whom our public services are a 'lifeline' - the poorest and the most vulnerable in our society - who are suffering the most.
She studied his palm and was dismayed at his brief 'lifeline' .
My wife tied the 'lifeline' , we repeated the signals, and I was in the water.
As he was exhaling his last breath, he was struggling to live, trying to hang on to the 'lifeline' that he had.
This is for Joyce, since I have been largely unable to determine the answer to her question about mysteriously getting a cut on the 'lifeline' of your palm.
It starts at a point halfway along the main 'lifeline' , and goes right off the palm and up onto the side of my hand.
New Yorkers took to the web as a 'lifeline' when their phone service went out.
More than 80 pensioners use the service and see it as a 'lifeline' to services in the region.
She had decided not to retaliate and give the regime the satisfaction of knowing how much hurt it had caused her because dance was her 'lifeline' ; it was the medium through which she lived and breathed.
Public transport is a 'lifeline' for people living in villages and it is essential that we try to provide them with as comprehensive a service as possible.
And then, miraculously, I felt my 'lifeline' pulling me to the surface.
The livestock contract has now been included as part of the 'lifeline' ferry services which are currently out to tender.
This service is a 'lifeline' to 50 users every week and it would impact on a lot of people if it had to close.
he rigged a 'lifeline' fore and aft and clipped the safety line on the girl's life jacket to it
The tender operated or supervised the hand or kerosene-powered air pump and controlled the rope 'lifeline' to his diver.
There have been times in my life when it has been the 'lifeline' keeping me afloat in a very chaotic world.
This has upset many who argue pay phones are an essential local facility and a 'lifeline' in times of emergency.
fertility treatment can seem like a 'lifeline' to childless couples
The link service is a 'lifeline' for people without transport who live in villages to the north and west of Chippenham.
An early version of a self-propelled train, the rail motor provided a vital community service and a 'lifeline' to all the towns and people in the area.
The online service will be a 'lifeline' for rugby league fans across the country.
the telephone has always been a 'lifeline' for Gabby and me
These days the boat takes tourists up the river, but in its past life the vessel was a 'lifeline' to people living on the banks of the upper Mokau.
When Sophie fell poorly with glandular fever and then chronic fatigue syndrome her home computer provided a 'lifeline' to the outside world.
While the lake was ice-free, surface vessels kept the 'lifeline' in operation, and pipelines and electric cables were laid under the water.
At least two people had to be rescued using a 'lifeline' and life jackets as they were pulled through the fast flowing water.
And now, living in Toronto, it is the 'lifeline' to my greatest love: the heartbreakingly beautiful city of Montreal.
MAX, as the light-rail system is called, hasn't just reduced traffic - it's provided a 'lifeline' for the city's downtown.
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