shunt
షంట్
definition
verb
their train had been shunted into a siding
push or pull (a train or part of a train) from the main line to a siding or from one track to another.
provide (an electrical current) with a conductor joining two points of a circuit, through which more or less of the current may be diverted.
noun
The countless mini-roundabouts popping up where there just simply isn't room for a roundabout is another danger, increasing the number of small shunts & bumps.
an act of pushing or shoving something.
One indication is a shunt or a short circuit of a medium between the common control element and the devices.
an electrical conductor joining two points of a circuit, through which more or less of a current may be diverted.
translation of 'shunt'
ప్రక్కకు త్రిప్పు,
మరలించు
example
One indication is a 'shunt' or a short circuit of a medium between the common control element and the devices.
'shunt' surgery
We wandered past many carriages waiting for the shiny new engine to 'shunt' around to the front of the train.
these components are designed to 'shunt' electrical surges away from microcircuits
a lorry shed its load, causing an eight-vehicle 'shunt'
How do you coordinate and 'shunt' trains so they don't smash into each other while going in opposite directions on the same track?
Other cases have seen thieves 'shunt' a vehicle and confront the owner after they leave their car to inspect the damage.
Doctors put in a 'shunt' to drain the fluid in his brain.
This medical condition usually requires the surgical placement of a 'shunt' system to divert cerebrospinal fluid to another part of the body.
She had to have surgery for a liver 'shunt' at 13 weeks.
'shunt' surgery
the engine turnround was helped by a gravity 'shunt'
The engine won't have to 'shunt' and pull, there will be a loop.
But he'd been 'shunted' into staff jobs instead of command positions in World War II.
Then one morning they awaken to find wild animals in an abandoned circus train which has been 'shunted' off to the wrong station.
Eddie's going to show Carr what was lost by 'shunting' him to the backbench.
A lorry nine times the weight of the minibus struck the bus head-on, flipping it over and over, and 'shunting' it back up the hill.
All four West Lothian candidates were 'shunted' out.
The countless mini-roundabouts popping up where there just simply isn't room for a roundabout is another danger, increasing the number of small 'shunts' & bumps.
The train 'shunted' forward and back unbalancing the mouse and forcing him to grip my arm with his sharp claws to avoid falling to the floor.
It is an ability that stood in him good stead as he was 'shunted' around the back three until eventually finding his way back to his natural starting position at No.10.
A surfeit of properties being 'shunted' onto the market by owners keen to cash in and growing concern over the number of Leith harbour developments are being blamed.
Several other Argus executives were also 'shunted' sideways.
In Ohio, more than 155,000 voters were 'shunted' to these second-class ballots.
They mainly involved cars skidding into fence posts and 'shunting' other vehicles.
At Steeton railway station at a quarter to five on the morning of October 11, 1943, the Leeds-Edinburgh express collided with a freight train being 'shunted' into a siding.
The chances of his enemies 'shunting' him onto the back benches have not.
Preliminary results appear promising: fewer babies who have had surgery require 'shunts' to drain fluid from their brains.
He attempted to cover up his blunders by 'shunting' the blame onto dead subordinates.
Even the sound of trains 'shunting' in sidings has been asked for, according to a new review of funeral ceremonies.
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