cord - Meaning in Hindi
Meaning of cord in Hindi
- रस्सी
- डोरी
- रज्जु
cord Definition
Noun
- thin, flexible string or rope made from several twisted strands.
- ribbed fabric, especially corduroy.
- a measure of cut wood, usually 128 cubic feet (3.62 cu m).
Verb
- attach a cord to.
cord Example
- hang the picture from a rail on a length of cord ( चित्र को रेल से रस्सी की लंबाई पर लटकाएं )
- the baby was still attached to its mother by the cord ( बच्चा अभी भी गर्भनाल द्वारा अपनी माँ से जुड़ा हुआ था )
- cord jackets ( कॉर्ड जैकेट )
- The fishes were strung together on a cord. ( मछलियां आपस में रस्सी से बंधी थीं। )
More Sentence
- You need a piece of thick cord about two metres long.
- All modern popular music has an umbilical cord link back to blues and R and B.
- The sails are bound to the mast with cord.
- Jane cut the cord with a knife.
- A quick-thinking ticket inspector yanked an emergency cord.
- He wound the cord around a wheel.
- There was a soft nodule on my vocal cord.
- He knotted the cord of his dressing-gown.
- Bind the ends of the cord together with thread.
- By leavingmy parents' home, I cut/broke the umbilical cord.
- The vertebral column surrounds and protects the spinal cord.
- she began toying with the telephone cord
- you will need to cord the blind
- my hands were tied with cord
- The cords with which he was bound cut into his flesh and he was parched with thirst.
- He cut the cords that bound them and the three stretched their cramped muscles.
- They had drawn out cords from his arms and legs and thrust sticks between them and the flesh.
- The clearing-out drops are placed across the calling and answering cords in the usual manner.
- I told David to look at all the cords and see if any of them were too tightly drawn.
- One of these is to suspend the transmitter by flexible conducting cords so as to be adjustable in a vertical direction.
- The chink of the glottis or the opening between the vocal cords as seen in the mirror of the laryngoscope varies in size.
- From the corners of the framework cords are drawn to a common point near the center and there firmly united.
- The force of the expiratory blast of air from below overcomes the forces which approximate the edges of the cords and throws them into vibration.
- The size and tension of the vocal cords and the volume and the velocity of the air from the lungs control the tones of the voice.
- a dressing-gown cord