erect
ટટાર
definition
verb
the guest house was erected in the eighteenth century
construct (a building, wall, or other upright structure).
adjective
she stood erect with her arms by her sides
rigidly upright or straight.
translation of 'erect'
રચના કરવી,
ઊભું કરવું,
ટટાર,
નિર્માણ કરવું
verb
બાંધવું
example
Stand up straight - studies show that if you stand upright with your head 'erect' , smile and breathe deeply, it is almost impossible to ‘feel’ depressed.
The trunk is held 'erect' with the spine straight and chest lifted.
Before a builder can 'erect' a house, there has to be a foundation.
He covered her 'erect' nipple with his mouth and watched her.
When the bar reaches knee level extend your torso and stand 'erect' with your straight down at your sides, exhaling as you do so
Another effect of the treatment is 'erect' nipples, which lasts about three to four weeks.
Covered by wild grass, one is not supposed to 'erect' any buildings, plant any trees nor light any fires on this 20-meter wide strip of land.
He possessed an 'erect' , upright bearing and as his hair turned gray, he became more physically impressive but not domineering in appearance.
Unfastening her bra he pulled it off slowly toward him, her 'erect' nipples rubbing against the flesh of his chest.
He sat bolt upright, his hackles jumping 'erect' .
He stood 'erect' , his arms hanging stiffly at his sides.
She muffled a small moan as his hand pinched her 'erect' nipple through the dress.
If you invade someone's village and start trying to 'erect' school buildings, there are bound to be several people living there who are somewhat better qualified for the job.
Some even want us to 'erect' barriers to keep jobs in the United States, even if it means curbing productivity gains.
It was fully 'erect' , and standing straight out from his body.
Thus Huxley's attempt to 'erect' a system of contractual rights in place of ‘natural rights’ must collapse.
Inhale while in lunge, bringing torso 'erect' , then raise arms straight overhead.
They were not asked to 'erect' philosophical systems on the basis of selected premisses, but to consider the kind of truth inherent in all of them.
These were active, fast-moving animals, with fully 'erect' and upright posture, just like dinosaurs and mammals.
She laughed at me and pulled my friend by his still totally 'erect' penis into our bedroom.
More than two-thirds of Jack's mature and sheltered garden will disappear this week when builders move in to 'erect' a wall along Anderson's boundary.
Japan's courts also appear unwilling to 'erect' barriers to coddle the Old Guard.
It seems an 'erect' penis used in a fictionally violent manner is somehow worse than a gun used the same way.
So I wanted her, wanted to run my tongue over those 'erect' nipples, to play with the twin black hairs, to know what it felt like to slip inside her.
An automatic system causes the nipple to become 'erect' when stimulated by tactile or sexual stimuli.
That is to say, these feelings, shaped by biology and gravity which commit us to an upright and 'erect' posture, have obscured some very necessary goals of architecture.
It was realized that the Neandertal people, when healthy, stood straight and 'erect' .
I also prefer the world of Ash trees as they are straight and 'erect' , no messing about clogging up the skyline.
But in efforts to 'erect' fire walls against same-sex relationships, the Mormon Church is unparalleled.
Planning permission was granted in October 1999 for a development of 32 houses with detached garages and included a proposal to 'erect' a retaining wall.
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