वापर नमुना:
támasz vmihez/vkinek
उदाहरणांच्या जोड्या अजून उपलब्ध नाहीत.
अर्थ
object that holds weight
विषय
construction
|tools
|stability
|objects
|engineering
|housing
|work
|core_vocabulary
व्याख्या
A structure or object that keeps something in position by holding its weight.
वापर नमुना:
valamit támasz tart; valaminek a támasza
उदाहरणांच्या जोड्या अजून उपलब्ध नाहीत.
अर्थ
Object that holds something up
विषय
object
|structure
|physical_support
|construction
|stability
|furniture
|core_vocabulary
|daily_life
व्याख्या
An object or structure that physically holds, props, or braces another object in place.
वापर नमुना:
valakinek/valaminek a támasza
उदाहरणांच्या जोड्या अजून उपलब्ध नाहीत.
अर्थ
person or thing giving stability
विषय
emotional_support
|stability
|security
|relationships
|mental_health
|emotions
|core_vocabulary
व्याख्या
A person, feeling, belief, or situation that gives someone a sense of stability, security, or confidence.
वापर नमुना:
vki/vmi támasza; vki/vmi fő támasza
उदाहरणांच्या जोड्या अजून उपलब्ध नाहीत.
अर्थ
crucial person or thing giving support
विषय
social_support
|organizations
|reliability
|metaphor
|relationships
|work
|core_vocabulary
व्याख्या
A person or thing that is very important in supporting a group, organization, or system, especially by being reliable and strong.
वापर नमुना:
támaszt tesz/helyez valami alá/mellé
उदाहरणांच्या जोड्या अजून उपलब्ध नाहीत.
अर्थ
supporting beam for a structure
विषय
construction
|engineering
|support
|structure
|safety
|work
|technology
व्याख्या
A strong beam or post used in building or engineering to support a structure and prevent it from falling or shifting.
वापर नमुना:
támaszt nyújt vkinek; vki/vmi támasza
उदाहरणांच्या जोड्या अजून उपलब्ध नाहीत.
अर्थ
person or thing giving strong protection
विषय
figurative
|protection
|safety
|support
|resistance
|emotions
|relationships
|core_vocabulary
व्याख्या
Someone or something that provides very strong protection or defense against danger, difficulty, or unwanted influence, viewed as if it were a heavily defended place.
