Verb:

সহসা বেগে ধাবিত হত্তয়া,

pouncing's Usage Examples:

ground up hypothesis), from wing-assisted incline running or from proavis (pouncing) behavior.

to operate in shallow water—crucial for hiding in coastal waters before pouncing on a passing ship—made it ideal for war and piracy.

Some are opportunistic hunters, pouncing upon prey as they find it or even chasing it over short distances.

mobility suggests an animal well suited for stalking and then quickly pouncing on or running down small prey.

hiding among moss and lichen, then ambushing prey that comes into range by pouncing on it.

cruises at an altitude above the Lightning's service ceiling), before pouncing on it from above.

hawking and ground-pouncing.

Hawking is when a bird flies and drops to the ground, grabbing their prey during flight, while ground-pouncing is when they fly.

The morepork feeds on insects and small vertebrates, hunting by pouncing on them from tree perches.

another found in Zurita, showing the iconographic decoration of a vulture pouncing on a fallen warrior, and another from near the Cantabrian castrum of Espina.

They are ambush predators, pouncing quickly on any prey animals that happen to wander within their reach –.

The flame robin is predominantly insectivorous, pouncing on prey from a perch in a tree, or foraging on the ground.

and in some species the swimming may be an important component of their pouncing on minute prey.

Then attached to linen using a method known as pricking and pouncing.

They feed on insects, which are caught by rushing and pouncing.

Synonyms:

fall; descend; stoop; swoop; go down; come down;

Antonyms:

refrain; stand still; win; ascend; rise;