amble - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of amble in Hindi

• टहलना
• धीरे धीरे चलना
• हलका चाल
• मंद गति से चलना
• धीरे-धीरे चलना

amble Definition

verb

• walk or move at a slow, relaxed pace. ( धीमी, आराम की गति से चलना या चलना। )

noun

• a walk at a slow, relaxed pace, especially for pleasure. ( एक धीमी, आराम की गति पर चलना, विशेष रूप से खुशी के लिए। )

amble Example

• But a stiff amble around its cobbled streets, taking in the fierce castle and the quaint medieval Baroque theatre installed in a former granary in the square, confirmed my good first impressions. ( लेकिन इसके तने हुए गलियों के चारों ओर एक सख्त मैदान, जो भयंकर महल में और चौक में एक पूर्व ग्रैनरी में स्थापित विचित्र मध्ययुगीन बैरोक थियेटर है, ने मेरे अच्छे प्रथम छापों की पुष्टि की। )
• a peaceful riverside amble ( एक शांतिपूर्ण नदी का किनारा )
• I headed out for a walk this afternoon, but had to turn back about 10 minutes into my amble . ( मैं आज दोपहर टहलने निकला था, लेकिन मुझे अपने एंबेल में लगभग 10 मिनट वापस आना पड़ा। )
• He caught sight of his dog and began a slow amble towards us. ( उसने अपने कुत्ते को देखा और हमारे प्रति धीमी गति से चलने लगा। )

More Sentence

• Greenbank is a demonstration garden where people can glean practical and creative ideas either from a leisurely amble or from the programme of courses and guided walks.
• The shots rang out just after 11 on a sultry summer's evening, just as the last of the regulars were drifting away from the pub for a slow amble home.
• A short amble about soon revealed there was nowhere to eat out in Chaource on a Monday.
• But all too soon the boat had chugged slowly past St Mark's Square, into the Grand Canal and up to the small landing stage a short amble from our hotel.
• Thursday meant a hangover and a pleasant amble around the charity shops of Broomhill.
• This amble alongside the River Kent is perfect for a contemplative outing and perhaps better suited to an adult group than to children, writes Harriet Sharkey.
• Sunday, with my ankle still hurting from a sprain on the walk back, the most I could manage was an amble round the Waterfalls walk, and a stop in the pub.
• For instance, in the new building where my amble ended, walking among paintings which are themselves familiar, it's possible to feel a colder, rougher, emptier island which is unfamiliar.
• If you're ever wandering around there, take an amble into the bar and grab a seat, if one is available.
• They tend to amble along in the beginning, bogged down in trivialities.
• The ducks on the river were managing the torrents and we thought we could manage the riverside amble .
• A short amble onwards, the streets become shambolic, messy, invested with noise and life.
• A quick amble about the station revealed that the left luggage lockers were closed and sealed due to the security precautions.
• It's a pleasant amble , wide and straight, passing beneath bridges, through cuttings and woodland, with glimpses across open countryside to distant fells.
• He finally saw her walking fast down the hall and he slowed to an amble a few meters away from her.
• One of the nicest and simplest ski-free activities is simply to go for a walk, as I discover when I take a gentle amble from Sunnbüel to the Schwarenbach mountain hut.
• He laughs, ambles back to the cashier and returns with the missing drink.
• Staying nearby in the creeper-fronted Hotel Raphael, we crossed the square each time we set out on or returned from our long ambles around the city.
• She ambles quickly in the direction the kids had taken.
• The game is being played at walking pace at the moment and if the Italian players were ambling around any slower they'd be stationary.
• Storey stretches and ambles towards the shower.
• Nothing much happens and when it looks like the film is set to take a certain path, it gets distracted and ambles off on its own.
• The mist was still lifting off the big lake in the park at Windsor, and only a few joggers and moochers ambled about along the narrow path, that circles the lake.
• The only hint that he is 63-years-old is his slow step as he ambles to the witness chair and takes a seat behind the microphone.
• As she slowly ambles back to her own home, she feels betrayed somehow.
• The great writer and scholar Iris Murdoch, addled and disoriented by advanced Alzheimer's Disease, ambles out of her Oxford house and into the city.