embank meaning in Hindi

Verb
• बाँध बनाना
• बंधान बांधना

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One feature is an outdoor deck overhanging an embank that overlooks ponds at the refuge.
The eastern side of the ditch, which embanks the railway, is formed of railway ballast, over which a dry herb vegetation has developed.
The original plans were to embank the Sir William Verner's bog, and rejoining the Blackwater just above Verners Bridge, some below the original confluence.
As mentioned above, the monastery and the church, due to the work to embank the torrent Polcevera ( middle of the 19th century ), passed from the right to the left bank of the stream.
Dredged material from the creation of a channel from the entrance to the deep water channel in the Humber was used to infill parts of the made walls in the dock and to embank the foreshore to the east of the dock.
Plans for making the drain were implemented in 1805, an intention being announced to cut and embank the intended Catch-water Drain from or near to Skellingthorpe Wood, in the parish of Skellingthorpe, through the said parish, in an Eastwardly direction.
Among his early commissions were Embank House at 325 Collins St in 1911, the Williamstown Municipal Buildings in 1914 and several flat projects such as Chilterns, Glenferrie Road, 1917 Garden Court of 1918 in Marne St South Yarra and Waverly at 115 119 Grey Street St . Kilda from 1920.

verb.

enclose with banks, as for support or protection; "The river was embanked with a dyke"