tetchinesses मीनिंग इन हिंदी

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1. The World Trade Center flag seems to be at ground zero of the tetchiness.
2. I really don't think that blocking people for tetchiness in the face of POV-pushing is a great idea.
3. Let's not forget, either, the fierce and forbidding tetchiness of many black people, which discourages whites from discussing the problem.
4. The tetchiness of Florida's Democratic leaders over Sharon's appearance reflects the concern over the Republican effort to realign the Jewish vote in a key state that was once solidly Democratic.
5. Meanwhile, Jacques Villeneuve's best run was spoilt when he collided with Juan Pablo Montoya while trying to dive inside the slow-moving Williams, causing surface damage to both cars and a little tetchiness between the two former CART champions.
6. Ornette Coleman's country hymns get in there, as do Woody Herman's close-harmony writing for saxophones, Charles Mingus's tetchiness and ensemble friction, Lennie Tristano's rambling counterpoint and the mesmerizing wail of Pharoah Sanders.
7. If not, why should " you " apologise for " their " tetchiness just because you told them something you didn't know they already knew ?-- [ your turn ] 03 : 25, 15 December 2011 ( UTC)
8. The tetchiness of chefs, according to culinary historians and chefs themselves, can be traced to two factors : the sometimes medieval working conditions essional kitchens, which are hot, jammed, high-stress places, and the European tradition of running the show like a small dictatorship.
9. The tetchiness of chefs, according to culinary historians and chefs themselves, can be traced to two factors : the sometimes medieval working conditions of professional kitchens, which are hot, jammed, high-stress places, and the European tradition of running the show like a small dictatorship.
10. :: : i apologise for my tetchiness . the answer was not an answer but a question whereby the volunteer claimed to speak for everyone and then for trained linguists . i wrongly assumed he was one . i said that from previous correspondence linguists seemed to have an absolut for what how something is said.