shape in Kashmiri कॉशुर
shape in English
- shape⇄expr. in shape, (Informal.) in good condition or health.
Ex. All he needs is a week's rest and he'll be back in shape. - shape⇄expr. lick into shape, (Informal.) to make presentable or usable.
Ex. to lick a story into shape. They ... promised their cooperation in licking it into shape (London Times). - shape⇄expr. shape up,
a. to take on a certain form or appearance; develop.
Ex. The plans for the new building are shaping up nicely.
b. to show a certain tendency.
Ex. What had shaped up as a Democratic cat-and-dog fight became ... a - shape⇄expr. take shape, to have or take on a definite form.
Ex. The general outline of the novel began to take shape. - shape⇄noun 1. the outward contour or outline; form; figure.
Ex. An apple is different in shape from a banana. All circles have the same shape; rectangles have different shapes. A white shape stood at his bedside.
(SYN) cast, build.
2. an as - shape⇄shape, noun, verb, shaped,shaping.
- SHAPE⇄SHAPE, noun.
Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers in Europe. - shape⇄v.i. 1. to take shape; assume form; develop.
Ex. Clay shapes easily. Our plan is shaping well.
2. to turn out; happen. - shape⇄v.t. 1. to form; make into a form; mold.
Ex. The child shapes clay into balls.
2. to adapt in form.
Ex. That hat is shaped to her head.
3. to give definite form or character to.
Ex. events that shape people's lives.