Noun:

সহসা জাহাজের কাৎ,

lurched's Usage Examples:

from 1969, "When turned on power to operate the shoulder joint, the arm lurched and the elbow would not operate.

, the ship suddenly lurched to starboard and it then came over to port and came to rest on its beam.

As the breeches buoy was connected to the stricken trawler, she lurched and rolled onto her side, jamming all the gear.

dance and shoegazing scenes) of the time resided in Camden, and that they lurched.

The aircraft stopped short of the VIP Terminal Building, but lurched forward as the chocks were being put in place; the aircraft then crashed.

who became the 2nd Lord Hindlip on the death of his father, Allsopps lurched from crisis to crisis.

Observer School in London, Ontario when the pilot fainted and the plane lurched into a dive.

Bova testified that the car lurched forward, causing his gun to go off and shoot Deadwyler at point-blank range.

1, containing 31 men, but the ship lurched to port, both the bow and stern rising out of the water, and she sank too.

Suddenly, the tug′s cargo shifted, and she lurched over to one side, taking on a dangerous list.

Empress of Ireland lurched heavily to starboard.

ideas from the wreckage of his South African policy when British politics lurched to the left in January 1906".

crank the machine, having forgotten to set the emergency brake, when it lurched forward and passed over his body.

Under the leadership of Staf de Clerq the party lurched to the right and in 1933 the party was discontinued altogether when de.

been pinned under the rear tire of a 1990 Cadillac Seville, which had lurched forward as he worked underneath it.

his tank during manoeuvres in order to direct his driver when the tank lurched, throwing him forward and under the track of the moving tank.

The back-to-back engines lurched badly and, going down a decline, the trailing engine tended to jerk the.

Synonyms:

keel; careen; walk; stagger; swag; reel;

Antonyms:

arrange; unwind; wind; push; ride;