English to hausa meaning of

Ma’anar ƙamus na “brink” ita ce wurin da wani abu ke shirin faruwa, ko gefuna ko gefen wani wuri mai tudu, ko wurin gajiya ko rugujewa. Hakanan yana iya komawa zuwa wurin da canji ko canji ya faru, ko ƙarshen wani abu mai mahimmanci ko mahimmanci. Misali, “Ya kasance a bakin nasara,” yana nufin ya kusa samun nasara mai girma ko kuma “Kasar ta yi bakin kokarinta na durkushewar tattalin arziki,” ma’ana kasar ta kasance a lokacin da tattalin arzikin kasar ya durkushe.

Sentence Examples

  1. He pounds into me hard and fast, working me to the brink of insanity.
  2. His name was William, and irrationality had him teetering on the brink of no return.
  3. We are surely doomed to hover continually upon the brink of Eternity, without taking a final plunge into the abyss.
  4. Her tongue teased him, tasting him, driving him to the brink of madness.
  5. These farmers seem to me now symbolic of the tenacity of the human will to survive, to push necessity to the brink of what is possible.
  6. Beneath the barely waning moon, they walked until they stood at the brink of open ground cradled between far-reaching mountains on either side.
  7. The swelling crowd pushed more people to the brink of falling.
  8. He tore it, made it fast about the neck, and so dragged his victim to the brink of the river.
  9. It must have been serious, and if everyone in the lobby was in the same condition, they could be on the brink of an epidemic.
  10. Edward still lived, teetering on the brink, but as yet he had not breathed his last.