Tide Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈtaɪd/

tyd

UK

/tˈaɪd/

tyd

परिभाषा

The tide is the regular rise and fall of the sea caused mainly by the moon's and the sun's pull. It can also mean a strong movement or direction of events, feelings, or opinion.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Most commonly used about the sea: 'high tide' and 'low tide' are the key collocations. In figurative use, common patterns are 'the tide is turning' and 'a tide of + noun' such as 'a tide of anger'. Do not confuse it with 'wave': a tide is a long-period rise and fall, not a single moving wave.

• Spanish: marea
• Portuguese (BR): maré
• Portuguese (PT): maré
• Chinese (Simplified): 潮汐 - 潮水
• Chinese (Traditional): 潮汐 - 潮水
• Hindi: ज्वार - भाटा (समुद्र का उतार-चढ़ाव)
• Arabic: المدّ والجزر - المدّ
• Bengali: জোয়ার-ভাটা - প্রবাহ (আবেগ/ঘটনা)
• Russian: прилив и отлив - поток (событий/эмоций)
• Japanese: 潮 - 流れ（感情・出来事）
• Vietnamese: thủy triều - làn sóng (cảm xúc/sự kiện)
• Korean: 조수 - 물결 (감정/사건)
• Turkish: gelgit - akım (duygu/olay)
• Urdu: مد و جزر - لہر (جذبات/واقعات)
• Indonesian: pasang surut - gelombang (perasaan/peristiwa)

उदाहरण वाक्य

The tide is high this morning.

basic

We waited for the tide to go out.

basic

The moon affects the tide.

basic

Check the tide times before we head to the beach.

natural

The tide is turning in our favor.

natural

A tide of complaints hit the company after the update.

natural