Verb:

উপর পরাভূত,

bear down on's Usage Examples:

is not tapered like the main blade; instead, it has bent "ears" that bear down on the plane blade.

depending on the length and magnitude of the earthquake, tsunami, which bear down on coastal cities causing property damage and loss of life.

When duke George tried bear down on Catherine, she told the envoy: You could do me a big favor by leaving.

These weights bear down on the pile putting it under load.

were a reforming body, eager to bring order to the royal finances and bear down on patronage.

could not hold up against the assault of Xiang Chong and Li Gun, who bear down on his men with speed and ferocity, causing heavy casualties.

An airport tower operator a bare half-mile away saw the P-38 bear down on the transport.

Then you take your backside of a knife and bear down on that, with a lot of pressure on both sides of that crimp, so that the.

frequently the subject of sorties by North Vietnamese torpedo boats who would bear down on the ship in the late night - early morning hours.

As walkers bear down on them, they decide to abandon the supplies and come back for them later.

wears a special thumb pick/flat pick hybrid on his thumb so that he can bear down on a pick while simultaneously using his finger-style technique for slide.

Two campaign players bear down on a weaker team deathmatch player.

I had to really focus and bear down on education and the importance of academics.

After the death of Alexander, Celtic armies began to bear down on the southern regions, threatening the kingdom of Macedon.

The second destroyer swerved 90° and began to bear down on Sea Robin.

After the death of Alexander the Great, Celtic armies began to bear down on the southern regions, threatening the Greek kingdom of Macedonia and.

He then ordered his line to bear down on the British line for close action.

Synonyms:

downward; downwards; downwardly;

Antonyms:

up; upwardly; upward; upwards;