Bache Meaning in English

word

US

ˈbætʃ/, /ˈbeɪtʃ

BATCH, BAYCH

UK

beɪtʃ

BAYCH

परिभाषा

A 'bache' is a hole or depression in the surface of a road, usually caused by weather or traffic, that can make driving uncomfortable or even dangerous.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

'Bache' is a Spanish loanword, especially used in U.S. Southwest English or among bilingual speakers for 'pothole'. In formal English, 'pothole' is standard. Usually refers to road damage; not used for holes in other surfaces.

• Spanish: bache (hueco en la carretera) - agujero (en la carretera)
• Portuguese (BR): buraco (no asfalto) - buraco (na estrada)
• Portuguese (PT): buraco (na estrada) - buraco (no asfalto)
• Chinese (Simplified): 坑洼 (马路上的)
• Chinese (Traditional): 坑洞 (馬路上的)
• Hindi: सड़क का गड्ढा
• Arabic: حفرة (في الطريق)
• Bengali: গর্ত (রাস্তার) - পটহোল
• Russian: яма (на дороге) - выбоина
• Japanese: 穴（道路の） - ポットホール
• Vietnamese: ổ gà - hố trên đường
• Korean: 도로 구멍 - 포트홀
• Turkish: yol çukuru
• Urdu: سڑک کا گڑھا - پٹ ہول
• Indonesian: lubang jalan - lubang (di jalan)

उदाहरण वाक्य

There is a big bache in the middle of the street.

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Be careful! There's a bache after the traffic light.

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The truck hit a bache and made a loud noise.

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I got a flat tire because I drove over a bache last night.

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After the rain, there seem to be more baches than ever.

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You can’t avoid every bache if you’re driving downtown.

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