| ADJ • असावधान • अस्थिर • चंचल • चंपल • चक्कर • चपल • मत्त • घूमता हुआ • चक्कर लाने वाला • चक्कर से आक्रांत • अल्हड़ • मतिशून्य |
giddy meaning in Hindi
giddy sentence in Hindi
Examples
- The first time was twenty-two years ago , when some giddy goose fell from goodness knows where .
पहली बार , बाईस साल हुए जबकि एक पंख वाला भगवान न जाने कहाँ से आकर यहाँ गिर गया । - While their opening pair was batting , Norman O ' Neill , ' who was put down as No . 3 in the batting order , felt giddy and could take no further part in the game .
जिस समय उनके बल्लेबाजों का पहला जोड़ा खेल रहा था , उसी समय ? नार्मन ओनील ? का , जिनका नम्बर तीसरा था , सिर चकराने लगा और वह खेल में आगे हिस्सा नहीं ले सके . - I warned Rushdie in 1998 against his giddy insistence on being in the clear. For one, the edict remained in place; Iranian leaders do not believe themselves competent to undo it (a point reiterated by an ayatollah , Ahmad Khatami, just the other day). For another, freelancers around the globe could still nominate themselves to fulfill Khomeini's call to action. But Rushdie and his friends ignored these apprehensions. Christopher Hitchens, for example, thought Rushdie had returned to normal life. That became conventional wisdom; such insouciance and naïveté - rather than “backbone” - best explains awarding the knighthood.
एक ट्रेड यूनियन ने रशदी के सर पर 160,000 डालर के इनाम की घोषणा कर दी। ईरान की संसद के सभापति धोलामली हद्दादेल ने धमकी दी कि मुसलमान इस अविवेकपूर्ण और शर्मनाक कृत्य को बिना प्रक्रिया के नहीं जाने देगें ''। - In this giddy, fawning statement, Mr. Bush did not, the Washington Post astringently noted , “mention Ali's very public opposition to the Vietnam War, which led the prizefighter to lose his boxing license for three years when he refused to serve in the Army.” Worse, his refusal to fight was not because he was “a man of peace” but rather because his allegiance was to the stridently anti-American, anti-white organization known as the Nation of Islam, headed by the malign Elijah Muhammad .
चालीस वर्ष पहले सेना में भर्ती से बचने की व्याख्या करते हुए अली ने कहा - युद्ध पवित्र कुरान की शिक्षाओं के विपरीत है .मैं भर्ती को चकमा नहीं देना चाहता .हम तब तक युद्ध में भाग नहीं ले सकते जबतक उसे अल्लाह द्वारा या उसके संदेशवाहक द्वारा घोषित न किया गया हो . - In that spirit, here are two responses concerning Schweitzer's take on the Samir al-Kuntar incident. Schweitzer argues that “to fail to do the utmost to rescue any citizen or soldier who falls into enemy hands would shatter one of the basic precepts of Israeli society.” I agree that rescuing soldiers or their remains is an operationally useful and morally noble priority, but “utmost” has it has limits. For example, a government should not hand live citizens to terrorists in return for soldiers' corpses. In like manner, the Olmert government's actions last week went much too far. Another specific: Schweitzer claims that, “relatively speaking, the recent exchange with Hizbullah came at a cheap price. It is debatable whether Kuntar's release granted any kind of moral victory to Hizbullah.” If that deal was cheap, I dread to imagine how an expensive one would look. And with Kuntar's arrival in Lebanon shutting down the government in giddy national celebration, denying Hizbullah a victory amounts to willful blindness.
इस भावना के अनुकूल समीर अल कुंतर घटनाक्रम को लेकर स्कवीजर के सम्बंध में दो प्रतिक्रियाये हैं । स्क्वीजर का तर्क है कि, “ शत्रु के हाथ लगे किसी नागरिक या सैनिक को बचा पाने की अक्षमता से इजरायल के समाज का मूल आधार ही ध्वस्त हो जायेगा”। मैं इस बात से सहमत हूँ कि सैनिक को बचाना उपयोगी है और नैतिक रूप से प्राथमिकता है परंतु इसकी भी अपनी सीमायें हैं। उदाहरण के लिये सरकार को अपने सैनिकों को बचाने के बदले आतंकवादियों के हाथों जीवित नागरिकों को नहीं सौंप देना चाहिये। ओल्मर्ट सरकार ने पिछले सप्ताह जो किया वह कहीं अधिक है।
Meaning
adj.- lacking seriousness; given to frivolity; "a dizzy blonde"; "light-headed teenagers"; "silly giggles"
synonyms：, , , , , , - having or causing a whirling sensation; liable to falling; "had a dizzy spell"; "a dizzy pinnacle"; "had a headache and felt giddy"; "a giddy precipice"; "feeling woozy from the blow on his head"; "a vertiginous climb up the face of the cliff"
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