English to hausa meaning of

Ma'anar ƙamus na kalmar "birki" na'ura ce don rage gudu ko dakatar da abin hawa, yawanci ta hanyar matsawa ƙafafun. Hakanan yana iya nufin hanyar ragewa ko dakatar da aiki ko aiki. A matsayin fi’ili, “birki” na nufin rage gudu ko tsayar da abin hawa ko na’ura ta hanyar taka birki ko sanya birki kan tsari ko aiki.

Sentence Examples

  1. At the last second, the driver jerked the wheel to the right and slammed the brake.
  2. At the first switchback, at the sight of a small rockfall in the cutting, I brake and change down to first, crawling round the curve in case I meet oncoming traffic.
  3. I pulled up the emergency brake, pocketed the keys, and jammed my water bottle into my daypack.
  4. I swallowed a scream as I realized it was just the brake lights of the car in front of me.
  5. I pull out of the car park heading for Máguez, staying in low gears on the descent to save driving down on the brake.
  6. Christie slammed on the brake, then shoved the car into drive.
  7. Alex showed me about the emergency brake, which was a good idea, he said, when parked on a slope.
  8. His foot moved to the brake just as the other right tire blew.
  9. He eased on the brake and swung the rear end of the Mustang around the bend.
  10. Janis hit the brake and turn the wheel hard to the right in front of the lead Hussar chariot.