What is the meaning of dash in telugu?

Answer:

Meaning(s):

1. distinctive and stylish elegance
2. a quick run
3. a footrace run at top speed
4. a punctuation mark (-) used between parts of a compound word or between the syllables of a word when the word is divided at the end of a line of text
5. the longer of the two telegraphic signals used in Morse code
6. the act of moving with great haste
7. flair
8. style
9. small amount; suggestion
10. fast race for short distance
11. run or move very quickly or hastily
12. break into pieces, as by striking or knocking over
13. hurl or thrust violently
14. destroy or break
15. cause to lose courage
16. add an enlivening or altering element to
17. run very fast for short distance
18. break by hitting or throwing violently
19. discourage
20. frustrate
21. टक्कराहटअ = collision The dash of waves on the rocks.
22. झलक = flash The flag adds a dash of colour to the grey building.
23. मिश्रण = mixture A dash of lemon juice.
24. तेज दौड़ = race The 100 meter's dash.
25. रेला = rapid movement Make a dash for freedom.
26. झपट्टा = snap Mother said lunch was ready and there was a mad dash for the table.
27. छींटा = sprinkle A dash of water in his face will revive him.
28. जोश = vigour An officer famous for his skill and dash.
29. मनोहर ढंग She carried off the performance with dash.
30. टकर्ना = collide Waves dashed againt the harbour wall.
31. तेज़ी से घुसना = enter She dashed into the shop.
32. तेज़ी से पहुँचना = reach An ambulance dashed to the scene of the accident.
33. जल्दी जाना = rush I must dash,i am late.
34. उड़्ना = spray A passing car dashed mud all over us.
35. पटकना = throw He dashed the glass to the ground.
36. Abash, Animation, Baffle, Balk, Beat, Bilk, Birr, Bit, Blast, Blight, Bludgeon, Boil, Bolt, Bound, Brio, Career, Cast, Chagrin, Charge, Chase, Chill, Circumvent, Cloud, Confound, Course, Crash, Cudgel, Dah, Dampen, Dart, Daunt, Destroy, Elan, Flair, Panache, Hyphen, Scoot, Scud, Flash, Shoot, Scare off, Pall, Frighten off, Scare away, Frighten away, Scare, Energy, Esprit, Flourish, Force, Impressiveness, Intensity, Life, Might, Oomph, Power, Drop, Flavor, Grain, Hint, Lick, Little, Part, Pinch, Scattering, Seasoning, Smack, Fly, Gallop, Haste, Hasten, Hurry, Lash, Race, Rush, Scamper, Scurry, Fling, Hit, Hurl, Hurtle, Lunge, Plunge, Shatter, Shiver, Slam, Sling, Disappoint, Discomfort, Dismay, Dispirit, Foil, Nip, Ruin, Onset, Run, Style, Sprint, Smash, Spirit, Strength, Vehemence, Verve, Vigor, Vim, Vivacity, Zing, Zip, Smidgen, Sprinkle, Sprinkling, Squirt, Streak, Suspicion, Taste, Tincture, Tinge, Touch, Trace, Trifle, Zest, Speed, Spring, Tear, Splash, Splatter, Splinter, Throw, Spoil, Thwart, Sortie, Spurt
37. Drab, Dullness, Glob, Lump, Aid, Assist, Encourage, Help, Inspirit