ditch in Maithili মৈথিলী

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ditch

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ditch, noun, verb.

ditch

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expr. to the last ditch, to the last or utmost extremity; to the end.
Ex. It is a value eminently worth cherishing and preserving--and defending to the last ditch (William Henry Chamberlain). Britain would fight to the last ditch to maintain the le

ditch

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noun 1. a long, narrow place dug in the earth. Ditches are usually used to irrigate fields and carry off water.
2. a natural channel or waterway.
3. a narrow channel in the ground around the playing area of a bowling green.

ditch

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v.i. 1. to dig a ditch or ditches.
2. to land an airplane on water in an emergency, with the expectation of abandoning it.
Ex. One Corsair pilot ditched at sea (New York Times).

ditch

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v.t. 1. to dig a ditch in or around; provide with ditches.
Ex. With the skill of a Missouri farmer ditching a meadow (New York Times).
2. to drive or throw into a ditch.
Ex. The careless driver ditched his car.
3. to land (an ai