table in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
table in Hindi हिन्दी
table in Sindhi سنڌي
table in English
- table⇄adj. 1. of or for a table.
Ex. a cloth for table use, a table-model television, a table lamp.
2. suitable for or used at meals.
Ex. a table glass, table manners. - table⇄expr. lay (or set) the table, to put dishes and silver, but not food, on the table for a meal.
Ex. You may as well set the table for two (J. T. Trowbridge). - table⇄expr. on (or upon) the table, (of a report, motion, bill, or the like) on the table of the presiding officer so that the discussion is postponed.
Ex. that for the present this report be received and laid on the table (Transactions of the Philologic - table⇄expr. tables, the multiplication table.
Ex. She has already memorized her tables. - table⇄expr. the tables, certain collections of ancient Greek and Roman laws cut or carved on thin, flat pieces of stone.
Ex. In the comparison of the tables of Solon with those of the Decemvirs, some casual resemblance may be found (Edward Gibbon). - table⇄expr. turn the tables (on), to reverse conditions or circumstances completely.
Ex. They had won the first game, but we turned the tables on them and won the second. - table⇄expr. under the table, not in the open; secretly; stealthily.
Ex. Some money changed hands under the table. - table⇄noun 1. a piece of furniture having a smooth, flat top on legs.
Ex. a dining table, a surgeon's operating table.
2. a table upon which food is served.
Ex. to set the silverware on a table.
3. food put on a table to be eaten; far - table⇄table, noun, adjective, verb, -bled,-bling.
- table⇄v.t. 1. to make a list or statement in tabulated form; tabulate; catalog.
2. to put (a card, money, or token) on a table.
3. (U.S.)
a. to put off discussing (a bill or motion) until a future time by voting to leave it on the table of