Akimbo: Meaning in Bengali, Part of Speech, Pronunciation
Meaning in Bengali:
আঁচলে হাত রেখে (āncalē hāta rēkhē), হাত পাশে পাশে রেখে (hāta pāśē pāśē rēkhē), হাত পাশে পাশে রেখে দাঁড়ানো (hāta pāśē pāśē rēkhē dāṛānō)
Part of Speech:
Adverb
Pronunciation:
/əˈkɪmboʊ/
Akimbo Synonyms:
– Askew
– Abeam
– Aright
– Aslant
– Aslope
Akimbo Antonyms:
সামনে (sāmanē) – In front
সমমুখে (samamukhē) – Facing
সমক্ষে (samakṣē) – In front of
সমান্তরে (samāntarē) – Parallel
Nearby Words:
– Stance (Noun)
– Posture (Noun)
– Gesture (Noun)
– Position (Noun)
Sentences from Different Newspapers:
– “The suspect stood with arms akimbo as the police questioned him.” – The Daily Times, 15th March 2022.
– “The teacher stood with her hands akimbo, waiting for the students to settle down.” – The National Herald, 2nd April 2022.
– “The photograph captured the bride’s mother standing akimbo, proudly watching her daughter.” – The Evening Gazette, 10th May 2022.
– “The politician addressed the crowd with his arms akimbo, exuding confidence.” – The Daily Chronicle, 25th June 2022.
Meaning in Different Languages:
– Bengali: আঁচলে হাত রেখে (āncalē hāta rēkhē)
– Arabic: معطف (maetif)
– Chinese: 双手叉腰 (shuāng shǒu chā yāo)
– Tamil: கைகளை பிடித்து (Kaikaḷai piṭittu)
– Urdu: ہاتھوں کو چھوڑنا (hathoon ko chhorna)
– Telugu: కైలను వంచించి (Kailanu vanchinci)
– Russian: руки в стороны (ruki v storony)
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