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dotard उदाहरण वाक्य
उदाहरण वाक्य
अधिक: आगे- On hearing of the death of his only son, the Duc de Marny ( by now a cripple and almost a dotard ) is distraught.
- The poem, in which he calls Mommsen a " covetous dotard " and an " arrogant spokesman of slavery ", became the national answer to the German imperialism of that time, and Sova started to be one of the most famous poets of his generation.
- This led to a partnership in 1810 which lasted until Poleman's death in 1839, whereupon the shop in Strand Street was sold to S . H . Scheuble & Co . Pallas, who had become a dotard in his senility, died in 1840.
- Frank Forrest ignores his father's sententious advice; but during the evening Rainsford insults Old Forrest to his son's face, calling him a " fool " and " dotard . " The two draw their swords and fight, and Frank Forrest is killed.
- Sima Yi, wary of Gongsun Yuan's double-crossing past, executed the two, explaining his actions in a message to Gongsun Yuan that he desired nothing less than an unconditional surrender and " these two men were dotards who must have failed to convey your intentions; I have already put them to death on your behalf.
- With a crew of three who Churchill described as " " one dotard, one drunkard and the father of a thief " " and 11 Italian soldier and sailor escapees who joined the boat, he and Harrison were taken by night to the islands of Mathraki, Ereikoussa and Fanos, before making an overnight crossing of the Adriatic towards the heel of Italy.
- But like some kitchen-maid, preferred by the lust of some rich and noble dotard, was ashamed of her sudden and gaudy bravery, and for a while skulked up and down the house, till the fawning observance and reverences of her slaves had raised her to a confidence, not long after sublimed into an impudence . " Her behaviour, however, on her elevation is somewhat differently represented by Edmund Ludlow.
- A notable use is from the " Miller's Tale " : " Pryvely he caught her by the queynte . " The Wife of Bath also uses this term, " For certeyn, olde dotard, by your leave / You shall have queynte right enough at eve . . . What aileth you to grouche thus and groan ? / Is it for ye would have my queynte alone ? " In modernised versions of these passages the word " queynte " is usually translated simply as " cunt ".
परिभाषा
संज्ञा.- an oldster in his dotage; someone whose age has impaired his intellect