shovel
बेलचा
definition
verb
she shoveled coal on the fire
move (coal, earth, snow, or similar material) with a shovel.
noun
Hand tools such as spades, shovels , sickles etc, which currently attract a 16 per cent excise duty will also be fully exempt.
a tool with a broad flat blade and typically upturned sides, used for moving coal, earth, snow or other material.
translation of 'shovel'
खुरपा
verb
फावड़े से मिट्टी,
कोयला हटाना,
इकट्ठा करना,
बेलचे से हटाना,
जमा करना
noun
खोदाई का काम करनेवाला,
करछा,
बेलचा,
खोदक मशीन
example
The 'shovel' 's blade carved a little trail in the snow and he tried to step only in that trail, not sure why it mattered but anxious not to stray outside the parallel lines.
Since he cannot 'shovel' snow because of his heart condition she ‘struggles to do this’.
Thanks a ton, but a five-day forecast doesn't 'shovel' the walk.
A good man to handle a 'shovel' or spade, Eddie went quietly about his business, a gentleman throughout his life.
In his 1911 book, The Principles of Scientific Management, Taylor had written about Schmidt, whose job was to 'shovel' coal.
Two workmen and a mechanical 'shovel' would sort out the whole sorry mess in one weekend at a tiny fraction of the stupid price they are talking about for a bridge.
Apparently I'm a bad enough singer that it makes her laugh, and when she opens her mouth to laugh, I can 'shovel' food in.
The city's snow - clearing trucks were slow off the mark, leaving angry shopkeepers to 'shovel' their pavements.
Normally on winter trips, I'd 'shovel' out a small kitchen area, light up the stove, cook dinner and retire to my bag with a hot drink, all within an hour or so.
He comes over the snow with a 'shovel' and an old dog and scoops up a heap of bare soil left by the moles at night.
Every now and then the two firemen would 'shovel' coal in to the boilers.
Firemen 'shovel' coal on to the fire in the cab and make sure there is enough water in the boiler, while also watching out for any track obstructions.
Make sure you have snowmelt and a snow 'shovel' on hand.
I'll clean the basement and 'shovel' the walk
She went out and helped the boys 'shovel' snow out of the drive and part of the street.
I like how all the grandmas from within flirt with me when I 'shovel' the sidewalk.
A mechanical 'shovel' was used to load lorries resulting in the decimation of the surface.
an area of turf had been dug up by vandals using a pick and 'shovel'
As for Vikings fans, well, don't they have a bunch of snow to 'shovel' or something?
To this day, the Government has not moved a 'shovel' at the proposed site.
After propping the 'shovel' against the side of the building, I stamped the snow off my shoes and stepped into the warmth of the office, closing the door against the cold.
Have your kids help 'shovel' the snow off the driveway and use that excess snow to build a huge snow fort.
We will find work for you all, and please if you can bring a spade or 'shovel' , brush or knife to work with.
Grace selected two lilacs and placed them on the fresh mound of dirt before picking up her 'shovel' and moving on to dig the next grave.
Marcus opened up a bin of coal and began to 'shovel' the black substance into the top of the blast furnace.
I understand that you think you're doing the right thing when you 'shovel' the sidewalks outside your houses.
Mark and I managed to 'shovel' the walk and kick a pile of leaves that Wendy had piled up so our work is done.
I pay the kid down the street $2 to 'shovel' my walk, and his mother thinks it builds character.
At five Christine got up to go out and 'shovel' the walk.
There's a little over a foot on the ground now, and we'll soon be heading out to my aunt's house to 'shovel' her sidewalk and walkway!
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