zigzag
ஏற்ற இறக்கமான
definition
adverb
she drives zigzag across the city
so as to move right and left alternately.
verb
the path zigzagged between dry rises in the land
have or move along in a zigzag course.
noun
she traced a zigzag on the metal with her finger
a line or course having abrupt alternate right and left turns.
adjective
when chased by a predator, some animals take a zigzag course
having the form of a zigzag; veering to right and left alternately.
translation of 'zigzag'
வளைந்து வளைந்து செல்,
கோணல் மாணலான பாதை
noun
கோணல் மாணல்
example
she shows weals on her thigh, thin green lines in a short 'zigzag' .
The company allowed for a 'zigzag' rather than a linear route to the top.
These small white cells form a continuous 'zigzag' pattern that recalls a cardiogram; indeed, Kulik sees the artist as the heartbeat of society.
Lines of anger cut across her forehead - a 'zigzag' of violent emotions.
The police are having to take positive action in a bid to stop parents dropping off or picking up their children on the 'zigzag' lines outside three more schools.
Two models that have been proposed for this higher-order structure include a regular spiral and an irregular 'zigzag' .
Have a look inside for the jazzy 'zigzag' Norman chancel arch.
Gung-ho climbers can tackle the 'zigzag' trail up the steep incline.
He initiated this possibility by manipulating versions of the liar's paradox with 'zigzag' graphs of truth and falsehood states.
For very bulky sweater knits, serge-finish the raw edges, then seam with a narrow to medium 'zigzag' stitch.
The distance wasn't even that long, but the path 'zigzagged' so much it doubled the walking distance.
He comes quite near and I swim up towards him, but my buddy makes biting motions, so I back off and the leopard shark swims 'zigzaggedly' on his way.
In April, he was loaded onto a snow-filled train that 'zigzagged' through Germany and Czechoslovakia for three weeks.
It took us around four hours, 'zigzagging' down steep scree, traversing rock walls with sheer drops to one side.
Half an hour later, Willie's nose 'zigzagged' up a rise onto level patch of sun where, a hundred years ago, a house had stood.
He's been 'zigzagging' across the continent for nearly 20 years, non-stop.
We 'zigzagged' through Boerum Hill, turning at every corner.
Butterflies feasted on purple asters, and dragonflies 'zigzagged' over the buttonbushes, which bore a crop of round, dry fruits.
Sense starts 'zigzagging' like the lightning logo bolting across Captain Marvel's costume.
The object flew a straight line course with no stops, starts or 'zigzags' .
From there we 'zigzagged' up a sometimes steep but relatively easy path, and crossed a few patches of snow to reach the lake.
He moved unpredictably like lightning, 'zigzagging' towards Kitsumi in a crookedly random path.
Rectangular cells, gently arching lines and compressed 'zigzags' proliferate across the supports.
I once rented a scooter and 'zigzagged' along most of San Miguel's streets to see the neighborhoods.
They were on a small path that 'zigzagged' towards an unpleasant looking cave.
The path 'zigzagged' through the now disused Caw Quarry, first past a stone hut and then past the opening of an old level.
His mother just did farm chores for her in-laws and babbled on 'zigzaggedly' since his birth.
For two weeks he sat on a bus that 'zigzagged' along the eastern seaboard picking up other criminals who were being reassigned from one jail to another.
At length the road became nothing more than a path, 'zigzagging' down a crumbling mountain slope.
We 'zigzagged' over the whole country like crazy.
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