curtain
திரை
definition
verb
a curtained window
provide with a curtain or curtains.
noun
she drew the curtains and lit the fire
a piece of material suspended at the top to form a covering or screen, typically one of a pair at a window.
translation of 'curtain'
மறைவு,
தொங்கும் திரைச்சீலை
noun
திரைச்சீலை
example
The stage is covered with a canvas, as if the scene presented as the 'curtain' rises was captured by a linen frame.
Often the photographs are shot in bedrooms, next to a window with a 'curtain' blowing from it, conveying the isolation of adolescence and the yearning for what lies beyond.
Perry sighed and started to walk behind the stage, where the 'curtain' was closed and he was hid from view.
This neat device allows a smooth transition between the numerous scenes but the 'curtain' goes up and down like a yo-yo and becomes wearisome after a while.
She slipped down off the stage and behind the 'curtain' into the darkness of backstage.
When the 'curtain' rises, the stage looks like a slaughterhouse.
And just like that, CNN raised the 'curtain' on the new faces of the network in front of its largest audience since the War.
I have no doubt it now hangs over a window as a make-shift 'curtain' or is draped on a wall.
In Peter's parents' house, every window has a net 'curtain' .
I look up the hill at the empty black window with the lace 'curtain' .
He was really desperately, desperately nervous and of course, he went on stage and the 'curtain' went up and a ‘star was born’ can I say.
At last, the 'curtain' is raised, and Jackson takes center stage and immediately owns the crowd.
He walked me on stage, opened the 'curtain' a little bit and pointed to a seat.
I thought I was going to a movie, and I thought that when the 'curtain' went up I would see a movie screen.
through the 'curtain' of falling snow, she could just make out gravestones
the art is to hold your audience right from the opening 'curtain'
This political party will take center stage when the 'curtain' rises on their convention one week from today in Boston.
I locked my window and drew the 'curtain' quickly afterwards.
Right from the 'curtain' going up on the opening number, it is clear that Tommy the musical is here to rock Bradford.
She leaned down into the mud and thanked whatever supreme power that still liked her for allowing her hair to 'curtain' her face.
A massive red 'curtain' hung over the stage and Anna could hear the orchestra playing down below.
the art is to hold your audience right from the opening 'curtain'
That night, because Jocelyn's character didn't appear until the third scene, she stood on the side of the stage behind the 'curtain' and peeked out quickly.
For the first time the audience was allowed behind the 'curtain' of the stage.
Sienna followed him, and watched as he walked up to a large 'curtain' along the left wall and drew it aside to reveal another room.
A bearded man drew back the 'curtain' over the window.
From her lonely entrance at the opening 'curtain' , until the slaphappy denouement, she dominates the stage and virtually carries the show on her slim shoulders.
Two hold up the 'curtain' that frames the scene, one lays out the child's clothes, and three arrange flowers in his crib.
Grace sat at the spinning wheel in the center of the stage and the 'curtain' rose, to reveal an abandoned Marguerite.
through the 'curtain' of falling snow, she could just make out gravestones
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