baulk
நில்
translation of 'baulk'
மேலும் போக மறு,
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It could still have gone either way on the colours, but Doherty had his nose in front when the pink bounced off three cushions and rolled into a 'baulk' pocket.
Micky Conlan would roll the ball in front, then run, pick it up, 'baulk' an imaginary opponent, run close to the boundary, kick the goal then scuttle back, laughing.
Milner potted green to level the frame scores but left a sitting brown after attempting an ambitious pot along the 'baulk' cushion.
He then potted blue in the middle pocket but the cue ball rolled back off the 'baulk' cushion into the opposite middle pocket for a five-point foul.
Superior claims may 'baulk' inferior ones, but the liquidator's duty is to realise the assets of all in accordance with their rights.
Needing the colours to take the frame he was about to take a tough shot on green near the 'baulk' cushion when two spectators left the arena.
Having been 'baulked' on his second run, Campbell had a re-run, in which he made full use of the clear track to break the 94s barrier and secure victory.
Or again has it been rushed in its development and is 'baulked' up with poor coding?
I got 'baulked' by slower cars a couple of times and Jonny caught me.
A survey carried out by the council says that much of the land has been mined below the legal limit, and there were no 'baulks' of peat left to prevent the area from being completely drained.
He'll ask his students to come up with 40 ideas in an hour and when they 'balk' at this, he tells them that they won't know what they can do until they're put under this kind of pressure.
Most of these wells are propped up with wooden 'balks' .
The black and amber brigade again faced into the elements on Friday but on this occasion their opponents were not to be 'balked' .
They may feel that they are 'balked' in making their way through life, that authority figures are preventing them from expressing themselves, etc.
Of course, some might 'balk' at the morality of keeping tabs on anyone 24 / 7, but this tricky question would at least leave one job for the ethics commissioner to handle.
They 'baulked' at investing 400,000 into an event which attracted some 50 million in revenue to the city.
Hospitals closer to his home 'baulked' at admitting him, he said.
They may 'balk' at the idea of a top boss getting millions while a company's share price is falling.
Do not 'balk' the opportunity to see the church on the Green Hill.
Lumping the two together makes no more sense than lumping together 'balks' and wild pitches.… The same holds for outfielders.
However, the production company has 'baulked' at a 15,000 fee for the use of an abandoned crofthouse.
Indeed they are struggling to get into the team, 'baulked' by players who last season didn't get games when Veron and Beckham were fit.
Maddock's horse 'balked' and reared as a mercenary snatched at its reins.
Some are separated by grass 'baulks' , others by stone walls.
He broke, Burnett left the white pinned awkwardly against the 'balk' cushion - and from there, McCulloch knocked in a long red.
A method of setting out archaeological excavation trenches in a pattern of regular square or rectangular boxes with 'baulks' between, pioneered by Sir Mortimer Wheeler at sites in India and southern Britain.
It is a 'balk' , and the runner advances to second base.
Historically, I have always 'baulked' at the concept of fancy dress, on the grounds that I have a natural aversion to making myself look ridiculous.
A family of Tamil shipwrights were adzing 'baulks' of timber into banana-shaped fishing rafts.
However, the government has 'baulked' at the estimated £2.4 billion cost of the tax breaks and is scrapping them this year.
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