yard in Sindhi سنڌي
yard in English
- yard⇄expr. the whole nine yards, (Informal.) everything that pertains to something; the whole series; the works.
Ex. A 1983 Lincoln on Interstate 66 ... had ""smoked windows, antennas, the whole nine yards,"" Richard reports (Washington Post).english - yard⇄expr. the Yard, Scotland Yard.english
- yard⇄mizzen-topsail oryard,
the sail or yard, or either of two sails or yards, on the mizzen-top.english - yard⇄noun 1. a piece of ground near or around a house, barn, school, or other building.
Ex. You can play outside, but you must not leave the yard.
2. a piece of enclosed ground for some special purpose or business.
Ex. a chicken yard.
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yard
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v.i. to gather for winter feeding.
Ex. The area is full of game ... Deer yard in it (New York Times).
Ex. The area is full of game ... Deer yard in it (New York Times).
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yard
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v.t. 1. to put into or enclose in a yard.
Ex. to yard a flock of lambing ewes (London Times).
2. to store in a yard.
Ex. to yard up wood.
Ex. to yard a flock of lambing ewes (London Times).
2. to store in a yard.
Ex. to yard up wood.
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yard
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yard (1), noun, verb.
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yard
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yard (2), noun.
1. a measure of length equal to 36 inches or 3 feet, and equivalent to .9144 meter.
Ex. Mother bought three yards of blue cloth for curtains. The football player ran 40 yards for a touchdown.
(Abbr.) yd., y.
2. a
1. a measure of length equal to 36 inches or 3 feet, and equivalent to .9144 meter.
Ex. Mother bought three yards of blue cloth for curtains. The football player ran 40 yards for a touchdown.
(Abbr.) yd., y.
2. a
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Yard
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Yard, noun, pl.YardsorYard.
(Slang.) (in southeast Asia) a Montagnard.
(Slang.) (in southeast Asia) a Montagnard.
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