cowboy - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of cowboy in Hindi

चरवाहे

cowboy Definition

Noun

a man, typically one on horseback, who herds and tends cattle, especially in the western US and as represented in westerns and novels.

cowboy Example

Meanwhile, the cowboy trader is free to carry on ripping off unwary customers. ( इस बीच, काउबॉय व्यापारी बेवजह ग्राहकों को लूटने के लिए स्वतंत्र है। )
He had sought work as a cowboy, rounding up cattle. ( उन्होंने मवेशियों को घेरने के लिए एक चरवाहे के रूप में काम मांगा था। )
Tabitha was just another cowboy at the carnival. ( तबीथा कार्निवाल में एक और चरवाहे थीं। )
Cowboy hats churn like whitecaps atop the crowd. ( भीड़ के ऊपर सफेद टोपी की तरह चरवाहे टोपी मथते हैं। )

More Sentence

The cowboy looped the reins of his horse around the post and went into the bar.
Kent went to the Halloween party wearing a cowboy outfit.
His face was shadowed by a large cowboy hat.
One cowboy smashed a chair over the head of another as a fight broke out in the saloon.
The cowboy urged his horse on.
Did you see the cowboy film on TV last night?
The actor really played cowboy roles better than any other actor.
Please exercise every caution against cowboy salesmen of water purifiers and fraudulenttest sales.
He was named after a 1960s rodeo cowboy....
It like a toy cowboy gun to Chris.
A cowboy does his work 100 miles from anybody.
Sweat stained his dusty cowboy hat.
The remaining occupationally focussed pieces deal with policemen, cowboys, the railroad brotherhoods, southern convict coal miners, and (in a later part of the professions) lawyers and physicians.
I am very worried lest packs of cowboys travel around the country, wounding foxes.
Decent employers do not need to be undercut by cowboys and sweatshops seeking competitive advantage.
Irradiation is a cowboy's charter because regulating it and proving whether food has been irradiated will be impossible.
In contrast, the cowboys in that industry, who are not registered, do not have to install water meters.
There is nothing that forces him to do business with cowboys or unsafe firms.
Throwing terms such as cowboys at either staff or companies is of no interest to me.
They have become known as "cowboys"—not "midnight cowboys" but just bad cowboys.
Motoring organisations contend that "cowboys"—unofficial competitors and spectators—are often the cause of complaints.
From the Hansard archive
Such people are afraid of the cowboys taking their work, and they are quite right.
It sounded like some cowboy duel.
Fittingly, old-time cowboy music was playing.
Right, kids. We don't have any proper cowboy hats so you'll have to make believe.
He wore a black cowboy hat, black shirt, fatigue pants, combat boots.
On weekends, before the popular Cowboy Dinner Theatre shows, there are street skits and gunfights.
The press photographs show the artist in cowboy hat with a shotgun, surrounded by skulls and horns.
He traded a job in New York City for the life of a cowboy.