Ack-ack Meaning in Bengali
Ack-ack শব্দের বাংলা অর্থঃ এক ধরণের বিমান নির্নায়ক বা বিমান নির্নায়কের বিষয়ে ব্যবহৃত শব্দ।
Part of Speech
Ack-ack is a noun.
Pronunciation
The pronunciation of ack-ack is /ˈækˌæk/.
Short Definition
Ack-ack refers to a type of anti-aircraft fire or artillery used to shoot down enemy aircraft.
Synonyms
1. Anti-aircraft fire (বিমান নির্নায়ক আগুন)
2. Flak (বিমান নির্নায়ক আগুন)
3. Air defense (বিমান রক্ষা)
4. Anti-aircraft artillery (বিমান নির্নায়ক তোপ)
5. AAA (এএএ)
Antonyms
1. Peace (শান্তি)
2. Harmony (সামঞ্জস্য)
3. Calm (শান্ত)
4. Tranquility (শান্তিপূর্ণতা)
5. Serenity (শান্তিময়তা)
Origin
The term “ack-ack” originated during World War I, imitating the sound of anti-aircraft gunfire. It is an onomatopoeic word that imitates the sound of the guns firing.
Nearby Words
1. Acme (noun)
2. Acne (noun)
3. Acorn (noun)
4. Acoustic (adjective)
5. Acquaintance (noun)
Ack-ack in Literature Quotes
1. “The ack-ack guns were firing relentlessly, trying to bring down the enemy planes.” – War Stories by John Smith.
2. “The sound of ack-ack filled the air as the bombers approached.” – The Battle of Skies by Jane Johnson.
3. “He could hear the distant ack-ack as he hid in the trenches.” – The Soldier’s Diary by David Brown.
4. “The ack-ack fire was intense, but the enemy planes managed to escape unharmed.” – Wings of War by Sarah Thompson.
Meaning in Different Languages
Hindi: एक-एक (Ek-ek)
Nepali: एक-एक (Ek-ek)
Urdu: ایک-ایک (Ek-ek)
Tamil: ஒரு-ஒரு (Oru-oru)
Telugu: ఒక-ఒక (Oka-oka)
Arabic: واحد-واحد (Wahid-wahid)
Chinese: 一一 (Yī yī)
Japanese: 一々 (Ichi-ichi)
Russian: один-один (Odin-odin)
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