derail - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of derail in Hindi

• पटरी से उतरने

derail Definition

Verb

• cause (a train or trolley car) to leave its tracks accidentally.

derail Example

• The trolley cars had a tendency to derail on sharp corners ( ट्रॉली कारों में नुकीले कोनों पर पटरी से उतरने की प्रवृत्ति थी )
• Then we will list the things that might derail us on the way to that future. ( फिर हम उन चीजों की सूची देंगे जो हमें उस भविष्य के रास्ते पर ले जा सकती हैं। )
• The train didn't derail... and she wasn't in the car. ( ट्रेन पटरी से नहीं उतरी... और वह कार में नहीं थी। )
• The last thing you want as a beginner is to have an injury derail your exercise plan. ( एक शुरुआत के रूप में आप जो आखिरी चीज चाहते हैं, वह यह है कि चोट आपकी व्यायाम योजना को पटरी से उतार दे। )

More Sentence

• She wasn't going to let a serial killer who chose not to kill her derail her day.
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• He said he didn't see any factors threatening to derail the region's nascent recovery from the global economic slowdown.  
• The bully-boy gangsters did their best to derail the forces of law and order but failed thanks to special precautions taken by the police.  [Copy]
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• Whatever tricks Irving tried, he could not derail Browning ' s calm, precise delivery of facts establishing that the genocide happened.
• McIntosh Railroad will be responsible for the injuries when any of trains derail on their tracks.  
• While in San Francisco in 1906, I watched the trolley car derail as a result of the earthquake.  
• Most trains derail due to mechanical failure or errors committed by the train conductors.  
• Since significant damage was done to the tracks, the train would derail if it passed over the damage.  
• derail what has been achieved.
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