English to Sindhi Meaning of ivied


Ivied :
ivied
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Definitions of ivied in English
Pronoun(1) used as the object of a verb or preposition to refer to a thing or animal previously mentioned as the subject of the clause.(2) used to emphasize a particular thing or animal mentioned.
Examples of ivied in English
(1) the trip itself proved uneventful(2) the field was itself too small(3) his horse hurt itself(4) the pup has no way to protect itself(5) The horse allows itself to be groomed and you honor the horse by grooming him.(6) the engine burnt itself out(7) He already feels a review of the way the company markets itself to potential clients may be called for.(8) the roots are several inches long, though the plant itself is only a foot tall(9) it's a good indicator of the community's attitude to itself(10) Is this not the same publication which prides itself on maximum prurience every Sunday?(11) All of this means that SAS could find itself subject to a bid from a bigger rival.(12) That is the situation in which discredited insurer Equitable Life has found itself .(13) the baby hurt itself(14) The very existence of the subject itself already imposes a terrible ethical burden.(15) it had branches all over the country, four in Dublin itself(16) the country isolated itself from the rest of the world
(1) by itself ::
پاڻ ڪندي
(2) in itself ::
پاڻ ۾
(3) for itself ::
پاڻ لاء
(4) of itself ::
پاڻ جي
(5) to itself ::
پاڻ کي
(6) lend itself ::
پاڻ اڌارو
(7) manifest itself ::
پاڻ پڌرو
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