Debacle :
arratisje
Synonyms :
Fiasco, Whipping
English Meaning :
(Noun : A sudden and violent collapse)
(Noun : A sudden and violent collapse)
Example : The debacle at Gallipoli meant the war ministry in London needed a propaganda success.
The debacle at Gallipoli meant the war ministry in London needed a propaganda success.
Escapement :
arratisje
English Meaning :
(Noun : )
Example : A wind-up alarm clock, for example, uses a tension spring as a drive mechanism, an escapement wheel, and the gear-driven mechanical hands moving across the clock face as a display of the time.
A wind-up alarm clock, for example, uses a tension spring as a drive mechanism, an escapement wheel, and the gear-driven mechanical hands moving across the clock face as a display of the time.
Scamper :
arratisje
Synonyms :
Scramble, Scurry, Scurry, Scuttle, Dart, Run, Rush, Race, Dash, Sprint, Hurry, Hasten, Make haste, Scoot, Romp, Skip, Frolic, Gambol, Scutter
Scramble, Scurry, Scurry, Scuttle, Dart, Run, Rush, Race, Dash, Sprint, Hurry, Hasten, Make haste, Scoot, Romp, Skip, Frolic, Gambol, Scutter
English Meaning :
(Noun : Rushing about hastily in an undignified way)
(Verb : To move about or proceed hurriedly)
(Noun : Rushing about hastily in an undignified way)
(Verb : To move about or proceed hurriedly)
Example : The dim, yellow light each one was shedding cast shadows off the crates and barrels carelessly piled along the length of the alley, and occasionally a squeak and a scamper echoed throughout the area.
The dim, yellow light each one was shedding cast shadows off the crates and barrels carelessly piled along the length of the alley, and occasionally a squeak and a scamper echoed throughout the area.
Scape :
arratisje
English Meaning :
(Noun : Erect leafless flower stalk growing directly from the ground as in a tulip)
(Noun : Erect leafless flower stalk growing directly from the ground as in a tulip)
Example : Flowers rise above the foliage on a scape , and, as the name implies, last for only a day.
Flowers rise above the foliage on a scape , and, as the name implies, last for only a day.
