embankment - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of embankment in Hindi

Noun

तटबंध
बांध
पुश्ता
तट-बंध
बंधान
भराव

embankment Definition

Noun

a wall or bank of earth or stone built to prevent a river flooding an area.

embankment Example

She finally reached the bottom of the embankment and fell headlong into a bunch of blackberry bushes. ( वह अंत में तटबंध की तह तक पहुँची और ब्लैकबेरी की झाड़ियों के एक झुंड में सिर के बल गिर गई। )
The entrance is protected by forts, while a submarine embankment, 2 m. ( प्रवेश द्वार किलों द्वारा संरक्षित है, जबकि एक पनडुब्बी तटबंध, 2 मी। )
Bordeaux led his horse down the embankment and Cassie hesitantly followed. ( बोर्डो ने अपने घोड़े को तटबंध के नीचे ले जाया और कैसी ने झिझकते हुए पीछा किया। )
There was no sign of the embankment left. ( तटबंध का कोई निशान नहीं बचा था। )

More Sentence

He pulled over quickly on a snow embankment.
The quartette descended the embankment and disappeared from view.
He sprang upon the embankment and peered off toward the enemy.
But the tall figure did not appear at either embankment or flank.
For the first hundred feet from the embankment his shoes touched grass.
Henry saw the brown faces and the embankment coming closer and closer.
To his surprise, she passed out of the station on the embankment side.
He sat at his desk, overlooking the embankment and the curves of the Charles.
The vehicle went off a bridge and rolled over an embankment.
Mangled coaches lay in a muddy field below the railway embankment.
Twisted coaches lay in a muddy field below the railway embankment.
Thousands fled their homes to take shelter on embankments or schools.
Peterborough Athletic Club train and compete at the embankment athletics
The embankment beyond the bridge widened out.
Morgan landed on the side of the embankment and.
A great change in the river's course occurred in 1851, when a breach was made in the north embankment near Kaifengfu in Honan.
Not less remarkable was the palace of Tezcuco, surrounded with its groves and pleasure-gardens; and, though now hardly anything remains of the buildings above ground, the neighbouring hill of Tezcotzinco still has its stone steps and terraces; and the immense embankment carrying the aqueduct-channel of hewn stone which supplied water to basins cut in the solid rock still remains to prove that the chroniclers' descriptions, if highly coloured, were at any rate genuine.