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budge - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of budge in Hindi

  • बज

verb

  • हिलना

noun

  • हिलना
  • हटना

budge Definition

  • make or cause to make the slightest movement. ( बनाने या थोड़ा आंदोलन करने के लिए कारण। )

budge Example

  • Horses are excellent at annoying drivers, they simply stand there in the road and they won't budge an inch. ( घोड़े कष्टप्रद ड्राइवरों में उत्कृष्ट हैं, वे बस सड़क में वहां खड़े रहते हैं और वे एक इंच भी नहीं हिलते। )
  • I couldn't budge the door ( मैं दरवाजा नहीं हिला सकता )
  • budge over, boys, make room for your uncle ( नवोदित, लड़कों, अपने चाचा के लिए जगह बनाओ )
  • None of them were surprised when the door didn't budge but a few centimeters. ( उनमें से कोई भी आश्चर्यचकित नहीं था जब दरवाजा हिलता नहीं था लेकिन कुछ सेंटीमीटर। )
  • budge up, boys, make room for your uncle ( दोस्त, लड़कों, अपने चाचा के लिए जगह बनाओ )
  • He put the phone down, then returned minutes later, saying the roof door would not budge . ( उसने फोन नीचे रख दिया, फिर मिनटों बाद कहा, छत का दरवाजा नहीं हिलेगा। )
  • She said: ‘I went through the proper channels, I asked for it to be felled because it was damaging a wall and my drive. We have another tree in our garden removed in February because it was diseased, but the council will not budge over this one.’ ( उसने कहा: ‘मैं उचित चैनलों के माध्यम से चला गया, मैंने इसे गिराने के लिए कहा क्योंकि यह एक दीवार और मेरी ड्राइव को नुकसान पहुंचा रहा था। हमारे पास फरवरी में हटाए गए हमारे बगीचे में एक और पेड़ है, क्योंकि यह रोगग्रस्त था, लेकिन परिषद इस पर कोई बदलाव नहीं करेगी। ' )

More Sentence

  • The talks collapsed after UnionPay and the banks refused to budge on charges.
  • That's why the bosses have so far been refusing to budge over the pay and conditions.
  • Over the last 15 months the home owners have been in negotiations with the council on this matter but last week talks broke down after the council refused to budge over its 4.2 per cent pay offer.
  • South African rugby is very disappointed at the outcome of the Sanzar Board meeting in London at the weekend, where the hopes of a Rugby Super 14 from 2003 were dashed by New Zealand's unwillingness to budge over certain issues.
  • Poppy, delighted to be the centre of attention, simply sat down and basked in the glory but budge one inch she would not.
  • But Thompson has made it clear he will not budge over the job losses, which will include compulsory redundancies.
  • It will also pay a 25 percent refund on rail season ticket costs for workers - another issue it said it would not budge over.
  • he wouldn't budge on his decision
  • Autorickshaw drivers, on the other hand, refuse to budge an inch on the issue of switching to digital meters.
  • Seeing how Manda wouldn't budge from her decision, her friend gave a resigned sigh.
  • neither bribe nor threat will budge him
  • The door wouldn't budge or bend, so they moved me over the seat and through the back passenger door on a back-board.
  • She wouldn't budge an inch; keeping onto her shares and making sure Clerys was not up for grabs.
  • Professor Paterson, later to resign from the committee over the BBC's ultimate refusal to budge over the issue, has provided an account of this meeting.
  • I won't budge an inch because we are giving an important service to the community.
  • I tried to persuade him, but he wouldn't budge
  • I pushed the door, it didn't open, I tried again, and again; the door wasn't budging .
  • He budged up and she sat beside him, then he changed the channel.
  • The West Indies Cricket Board is not budging from its decision to leave out Brian Lara and six other cricketers from the WI team for the series against South Africa starting in Guyana two weeks from now.
  • One decision that I have not budged from is Jade's diet.
  • He pushed again, putting his weight into it, but the door barely budged at all.
  • With the summer holidays bringing hordes of tourists down to Weymouth, August ended with the town so packed with sweaty tourists you had to ask the next person to budge up a bit so you could put your hand in your pocket.
  • For the second consecutive general election campaign, opinion polls have barely budged .