(verb) search unsystematically and untidily through something; “he rummaged in his pocket for a handkerchief”
find (something) by rummaging; “Mick rummaged up his skateboard”
(of a customs officer) make a thorough search of (a vessel); “our brief was to rummage as many of the vessels as possible”
(noun) an unsystematic and untidy search; “open up the box and have a rummage around”
a thorough search of a vessel by a customs officer; “a rummage of the vessel revealed eighty cases of cigars”
Rummage (रुम्माज / रूममगे / रुममगे) meaning in Hindi (English to Hindi meaning)
खोजना, छान मारना, खूब तलाश करना, उथल-पुथल करते हुए खोजना, ढूंढ मचाना, चप्पा चप्पा छान मारना, खोज, छानबीन, प्रथम आमाशय, फुटकर सामान, छान-बीन
Rummage origin
late 15th century: from Old French arrumage, from arrumer ‘stow (in a hold)’, from Middle Dutch ruim‘room’. In early use the word referred to the arranging of items such as casks in the hold of a ship, giving rise (early 17th century) to the verb sense ‘make a search of (a vessel’).
Rummage in a sentence (word usage in recent Hindu newspaper)
Bin raiders explain why they rummage through rubbish for cash.
Oh Man, its time to rummage in the freezer for a new Booker sponsor.
They go into it, rummage through it, steal the value things out of the car.
“Oh my gosh, it’s disgusting, it’s disgusting to have someone come and rummage through your fridge and eat your food,” said Jordan.
Shoppers who arrive unprepared can rummage through bins of free miscellaneous containers or purchase reusable packaging.
(adj) prejudiced in favour of a particular cause; “newspapers have become increasingly partisan”
(noun) a strong supporter of a party, cause, or person; “Conservative partisans claimed that television news was biased against their party”
(noun) a member of an armed group formed to fight secretly against an occupying force, in particular one operating in German-occupied Yugoslavia, Italy, and parts of eastern Europe in the Second World War; “the partisans opened fire from the woods”
Partisan (पार्टज़न / पार्टिज़न) meaning in Hindi (English to Hindi meaning)
(verb) jump or dive quickly and energetically; “Joy stripped her clothes off and plunged into the sea”
(verb) fall suddenly and uncontrollably; “the aircraft plunged to the ground”
(verb) embark impetuously on a speech or course of action; “he came to a decision, and plunged on before he had time to reconsider it”
(verb) suffer a rapid decrease in value; “shares in the company plunged 18p on news that profits had fallen”
(verb) (of a ship) pitch; “the ship plunged through the 20-foot seas”
(verb) (of a horse) rear violently; “the frightened horse plunged and bolted”
(verb) push or thrust quickly; “he plunged his hands into his pockets”
(verb) quickly immerse in liquid; “plunge the pears into a bowl of cold water”
(verb) suddenly bring into a specified condition or state; “the room was plunged into darkness”
(verb) sink (a pot containing a plant) in the ground; “pot up and plunge spring-flowering bulbs”
(noun) an act of jumping or diving into water; “a plunge into the deep end of the pool”
(noun) a swift and drastic fall in value or amount; “the central bank declared a 76% plunge in its profits”
Phrases:
take the plunge — commit oneself to a course of action about which one is nervous;“she wondered whether to enter for the race, but decided to take the plunge”
Plunge (प्लन्ज) meaning in Hindi (English to Hindi meaning)
गोता, छलांग, डुबकी, प्रवेश, तैरने का तालाब, कूद, डुबाना, डूबना, प्रवेश करना, गोता लगाना, किसी काम में मग्न हो जाना, झटके से डालना, उछाल आना, ग़ोता लगाना, कूदना
Plunge Origin
late Middle English: from Old French plungier ‘thrust down’, based on Latin plumbum ‘lead, plummet’.
Plunge in a sentence (word usage in recent Hindu newspaper)
More than 250 people took the plunge at Lake Fenton.
Political donations plunge to $16.7m – down from average $25ma year.
Temperatures to plunge to -5.
Big Oil Companies Finished 2018 Strong Despite Plunge in Oil Prices.
In Spain, international adoptions plunge while surrogacy grows.
(noun) the state of being important, famous, or noticeable; “she came to prominence as an artist in the 1960s”
(noun) the fact or state of projecting from something; “radiographs showed enlargement of the right heart with prominence of the pulmonary outflow tract”
(noun) a thing that projects from something, such as a projecting feature of the landscape or a protuberance on a part of the body; “the steep rocky prominence resembled a snow-capped mountain”
(astronomy) a stream of incandescent gas projecting above the sun’s chromosphere.
Prominence (प्रोमिनेंस / प्रोमीनेंस / प्रॉमिनेंस) meaning in Hindi (English to Hindi meaning)
Impeccable
