earth in Sindhi سنڌي
earth in Telugu తెలుగు
earth in English
- earth⇄Cassel brown orearth, Vandyke brown.
- earth⇄earth, noun, verb.
- earth⇄expr. back (or down) to earth, seeing things as they really are; practical; realistic.
Ex. Marx and Engels ... had brought Hegel down to earth; and certainly nobody had ever labored more ... to hold men's minds to their practical problems (Edmund W - earth⇄expr. go to earth,
a. to go to its hole or burrow.
Ex. The river rises, and the master sends his groom to request Michael dig out a vixen and her cubs who have gone to earth on the bank (Atlantic).
b. to go into hiding.
Ex. They - earth⇄expr. on earth, ever; in the world.
Ex. My father kept saying: ""What on earth are you doing?"" (Manchester Guardian). ""There is no way on earth"" that operation of commuter railroads, such as the Long Island, ""can be made profitable"" (New York - earth⇄expr. run to earth,
a. to chase game, such as a fox, to its hole or burrow.
Ex. a vixen run to earth with her cub.
b. to capture or find (something or someone) after a long search.
Ex. All the men who helped to run to earth the - earth⇄noun 1. Also, Earth. the planet on which we live; the globe. The earth is the fifth largest planet in the solar system, and the third in distance from the sun.
Ex. China is on the other side of the earth. The earth is a large ball or sphere of mine - earth⇄v.i. to hide in the earth.
Ex. The fox earthed. - earth⇄v.t. 1. to connect (an electrical wire or other conductor) with the earth; ground.
2. to cover with soil.
Ex. to earth up a plant or its roots.
3. (Dialect.) to hide in the earth; bury.
4. to drive (a fox or other quarry) to it