English to Chichewa Meaning of beck - Beck

Beck :

Beck

noun

nakodola, Beck, chizindikiro, kafungo, chabwino, mtsinje, Bourne

verb

Beck, zimakopa, chizindikiro, yoweyula, mfundo

Beck :: BeckBecker :: beckerBecks :: becksBecky :: Becky

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Definitions of beck in English

Noun(1) a beckoning gesture

Examples of beck in English

(1) And when Niall, who stood on the sideline for 40 minutes, finally got the beck , he didn't disappoint, scoring his first point in 20 years.(2) The jury were shown a single-barrelled and a double-barrelled shotgun that police found under a bridge over the Tang Hall beck at the entrance to the site on May 10 with a spent cartridge.(3) Residents in Hovingham have dug a massive trench which they hope will divert flood waters safely away from their homes from one beck to another nearby.(4) Meanwhile, a Humberside Fire spokesperson said about 30 properties in and around Pocklington had been affected after the town's beck had burst its banks.(5) Footbridge over beck , stile, uphill to gate, 11 o'clock for 100 yards to stile on left by old shed (waymark).(6) The first two miles are on public rights of way, down a lovely valley with a pretty blossomed beck that cascades through rocks plastered with liverworts.(7) Sandbags were issued today to property owners in Pickering as rising water levels in the town's beck sparked fears of flooding.(8) The size of St Nicks is increased by taking over the land alongside Osbaldwick beck and Bull Lane.(9) After a further length of idyllic beck and dappled sunlight we cut back through a pretty farm and found a place to sit and enjoy the view and watch a farmer repair a drystone wall.(10) To put that in context, the pollution of Osbaldwick beck by a timber treatment company, fought off by local opposition, could well have gone ahead with the public reservations disallowed.(11) He was making his way home to Aspen Lane when it seems he tripped over a low wall on Water Street and fell about five feet into Earby beck .(12) And many villagers volunteered to help dig a ditch that will divert floodwaters from one beck to another.(13) A new stream will be created linked to Black Dyke beck while shallow pools and hollows will be created in preparation for natural flooding next winter.(14) Walking along the edge of Thirlmere, it's hard to imagine this vast expanse of water was once two small shallow lakes, a bridge, open fields and a meandering Lakeland beck .(15) Left to road, bridge over beck , gap in hedge and across field for 100 yards then uphill with fence to right (signed by road).(16) It said that the conditions in Stirton beck were not bad enough to justify the Ôö¼├║700,000 needed to install a public sewer.

Related Phrases of beck

(1) at your beck and call ::

pa Beck wanu ndi kuitana

Related Phrases of beck

(1) at your beck and call ::

pa Beck wanu ndi kuitana

Synonyms

1. beckoning ::

nakodola

3. beck ::

Beck

4. signal ::

chizindikiro

5. hint ::

kafungo

6. beacon ::

chabwino

7. sign ::

chizindikiro

8. gesticulation ::

gesticulation

9. rill ::

rill

10. brook ::

mtsinje

11. bourn ::

bourn

12. bourne ::

Bourne

13. rivulet ::

rivulet

14. betoken ::

betoken

15. beckon ::

zimakopa

16. wave ::

yoweyula

17. point ::

mfundo

Different Forms

beck, becker, becks, becky

English to Chichewa Dictionary: beck

Meaning and definitions of beck, translation in Chichewa language for beck with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of beck in Chichewa and in English language.

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English to Chichewa Dictionary: beck

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