avert
నివారించు
definition
verb
she averted her eyes during the more violent scenes
turn away (one's eyes or thoughts).
talks failed to avert a rail strike
prevent or ward off (an undesirable occurrence).
translation of 'avert'
వారించు,
మళ్ళించు,
నివారించు,
తప్పించు
example
talks failed to 'avert' a rail strike
They don't make for pretty reading and some of you may wish to 'avert' your eyes now.
After such a demoralizing outing, it would have taken a miracle to 'avert' a catastrophe.
A vigilant driver managed to stop the locomotive and 'avert' a major disaster.
I have to 'avert' my eyes after more than a few minutes of Walt Disney.
Shara saw Deidre try to 'avert' her eyes, but was drawn to the now complete tattoo.
I did, however, do my part to try to 'avert' the disaster that ended about five years later in divorce.
Can Africa mount a prevention campaign successful enough to 'avert' an epidemic of Western proportions?
We have to 'avert' our eyes from the bombs and fires once in a while to look at the other images of this war.
While walking, I instinctively keep my gaze low and 'avert' my eyes from those of men.
The Cell would also help 'avert' accidental deaths and disabling injuries by providing proper first aid.
talks failed to 'avert' a rail strike
Dogs are intelligent enough to stay in the shade and 'avert' their eyes from the sun.
Inflation fighting and the need to cut government spending will end - to be replaced by trying to 'avert' recession and deflation.
Faltering talks over firefighters' pay left little hope last night of 'averting' the start of an eight-day national fire strike this morning.
The colonial state consciously forswore any attempt at intervening and 'averting' these catastrophes.
She 'averted' her eyes, shifting her gaze to her feet in an attempt to avoid the mischievous curl of his lips.
The crowd of people gathered in the area cheered, and the incident ended in 'averting' the man's death wish.
Now she was the one who couldn't bear to look at him - 'averting' her eyes, she pretended the stick shift fascinated her.
The results are immediate and it 'averts' closing-day disasters.
I 'averted' my eyes from the television, trying desperately to distract myself.
The far-fetched, last minute intervention, presumably by the hand of God, that 'averts' tragedy from striking the family sits uncomfortably with the raw realism of the rest of the picture.
But American reporters are studiously 'averting' their eyes, lest they stumble over a story.
Hard and social science will of course progress even though the Supreme Court 'averts' its eyes.
I'd expect to be 'averting' my eyes from a commercial that had children playing adults in a role-reversal scenario.
Yet just as it seemed that disaster was 'averted' another major problem started.
Two weeks later, passengers on another Greyhound bus were credited with 'averting' disaster in Utah after they helped thwart an alleged hijacker.
Within a month of my accepting that position, I was out there with the best of them covering my face to the eyes to hide the gaze of men, 'averting' my eyes, and wearing chadori for trips to rural areas.
They found, not surprisingly, that 'averting' a major catastrophe would not be easy.
People in the bar looked around, but quickly 'averted' their eyes.
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