eke
சிரமத்துடன்
definition
verb
they eked out their livelihoods from the soil
manage to support oneself or make a living with difficulty.
translation of 'eke '
மேலும்
example
He strongly admires him because he knows how tough it is to 'eke' a living out of one of Australia's last frontiers.
And 'eke' within the castle were Springoldes, gonnes, bowes, and archers.
Then Katich, presumably desperate to 'eke' some runs out of the tail and help the team cross 200, attempted a pull shot which didn't go further than keeper Jones.
And 'eke' thou hast my heart in hold.
It's possible to 'eke' this function out of lesser components, but it won't last like a pure setup for this system.
speak me thy name and 'eke' thy place of birth
Perhaps it's appropriate on some level that a film that so unashamedly distorts the sickness of senility to its own ends also requires the audience to shut off their brains to 'eke' any enjoyment out of it.
The levels of poverty hit you as soon as you walk out of the airport and see people trying to 'eke' a living out of the very earth they walk on.
Except when I tell the story it takes me about ten minutes to 'eke it out' .
There is no money to pay the bills and Mae tops up a half-empty bottle of milk to 'eke it out' .
Sounds great, but this technology is not designed to replace oil, merely to 'eke it out' .
She said: ‘We shared a can of fruit salad and a can of Coke - we didn't have many treats so we 'eked them out' .
The team appear to have become specialists at 'eking' points out of games but while, on previous occasions, they have left frustrated at their failure to win, this time they could take satisfaction.
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