cold tongue meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. From an oceanographic point of view, the equatorial cold tongue is caused by easterly winds.
2. For leftovers we had cold tongue for sandwiches and beef broth as a base for vegetable soup.
3. Were the Earth climate symmetric about the equator, cross-equatorial wind would vanish, and the cold tongue would be much weaker and have a very different zonal structure than is observed today.
4. And, of course, there are the irresistible bonbons, the dish-- the oddly cold tongue of Tallulah Bankhead ( " Onstage, she was forever plunging it into my mouth without so much as a how-do-you-do.
5. In 2003, CCM3 was found to differ from observation by 10.5 W / m 2 in the pacific cold tongue region due to an underestimate of the negative feedback due to solar forcing of clouds, and an overestimate of the positive feedback due to the greenhouse effect of clouds . ( Sun et . al ., Journal of Climate, 2003 )"
6. Frequently the cold tongues do not extend in a straight line, but instead deflect to the north and south in a pattern of regular sinusoidal waves with a wavelength of about 1100 kilometers, which propagate steadily westward with a period of about 30 days . This wave pattern was first recognized in 1977 using satellite images, by R . Legeckis, who called them " long waves ".
7. Thus her list of " Family Breakfasts for a Week in Winter " has for Wednesday something that looks fairly modern : " bread, muffins, butter, brawn, grilled bacon, boiled eggs "; but on other days less modern-looking breakfasts include mince, mutton cutlets, grilled kidneys, baked fresh herrings, and hash of cold game or poultry, while suggestions for " Family Breakfasts for a Week in Summer " included sardine toast, cold tongue, kedgeree and rissoles, and " Guests'Breakfast ( Autumn ) " included cold pheasant, game pie, and pressed beef.