[ স্টিল্ট্ ]noun (প্রায়ই (pair of stills) নিচের দিক থেকে পা উঁচু করে রাখার ব্যবস্থাসহ গোলাকার দীর্ঘ দণ্ড বা খুঁটি, যা দিয়ে একটি বিশেষ ভঙ্গিতে পদসঞ্চালন করা হয়; রণপা: walk on stills.
stilt definition
A long, slender upright support, typically used to elevate a building above the ground or water.
stilt শব্দটির synonyms বা প্রতিশব্দ
pile, Australian_stilt, stilt_plover, longlegs, long-legs, stilt, piling, stiltbird, spile, Himantopus_stilt,
stilt Example in a sentence
The flamingo stood precariously on its slender stilts, patiently awaiting its next meal.
The construction workers carefully assembled towering stilts to elevate the new building above the floodplain.
The heron used its stilt-like legs to wade through the shallow waters, spearing fish with its sharp beak.
The old wooden stilt house creaked and swayed with every gust of wind, a testament to its time-worn existence.
The acrobat performed awe-inspiring feats of balance on a pair of stilts, defying gravity with every graceful movement.
The spider’s web was suspended from a network of thin, hair-like stilts, forming an intricate and delicate structure.
The stilt crab used its long, slender legs to navigate through mangrove swamps, avoiding predators and seeking sustenance.
The treehouse was perched atop a cluster of wooden stilts, providing a secluded and enchanting hideaway nestled amidst the canopy.
The fishing boat was moored on sturdy stilts, preventing it from sinking into the soft mud of the estuary.
The windsock danced and twirled on its metal stilt, indicating the direction and strength of the approaching storm.