abroad
বিদেশে
definition
adverb
we usually go abroad for a week in May
in or to a foreign country or countries.
millions of seeds are annually scattered abroad
in different directions; over a wide area.
noun
servicemen returning from abroad
foreign countries considered collectively.
translation of 'abroad'
adverb
সঁচরমান,
বিদেশে,
ব্যাপকভাবে,
চতুর্দিকে,
গৃহের বাহিরে
example
I don't remember having holidays as a kid - we just used to play football, or whatever - and I didn't go 'abroad' until I was at university, when we went to Urbino in Italy.
we usually go 'abroad' for a week in May
scattered 'abroad'
Today, students applying to SFU from 'abroad' face differential fees amounting to as much as three times the tuition paid by domestic students.
So the Lord scattered them 'abroad' from that place upon the face of all the earth.
Airships regularly landed there bringing tourists from 'abroad' to enjoy the facilities and the area has also hosted a round Britain air race, football cup finals and an international boat race.
Making something and swapping it for something from 'abroad' is no different than making it directly.
At the beginning of last year, the Government announced that it expected direct investment from 'abroad' to reach two billion euro.
The other directors from 'abroad' are coming in next week so we had to hash it out now.
So despite the widespread acceptance of bioengineered crops in this country, farmers still worry whether they'll be able to sell what they grow at home and 'abroad' .
First, there may be an entrepreneurial spirit increasingly 'abroad' in Sweden and its cultural industries that has led to a wave of start-ups.
servicemen returning from 'abroad'
we usually go 'abroad' for a week in May
we were stranded 'abroad'
The OED gives, u2018When a nation is in the throes of revolution, wild spirits are 'abroad' in the storm.u2019
I believe it a positive development when people from 'abroad' buy land in a country, it can help economically.
con artists 'abroad' on the streets of the town
It's impossible to read of the terrors 'abroad' in her shabby streetscapes without total emotional involvement.
He said: u2018I go 'abroad' a few times a year to Spain and France and it comes in handy to have some Euros.u2019
millions of seeds are annually scattered 'abroad'
During peak season, at least 25 per cent of customers in the Grafton Street area are visitors from 'abroad' .
If we can hire foreign coaches why can't we go 'abroad' to gain more experience and improve our form?
few people ventured 'abroad' from their warm houses
There were opportunities for considerable travel at home and 'abroad' .
competition from companies at home and 'abroad'
Some 680 companies from 20 countries and areas will showcase their products, with 340 companies from 'abroad' .
Most of her stock, she says, comes from Denmark and Germany and she travels to fairs and trade-shows both at home and 'abroad' to see what is available and to buy.
A center has been set up at the Chaklala Airbase in Islamabad to speedily transport the relief goods received from 'abroad' to the designated areas, he said.
Meanwhile, Caroline's Rainbow Foundation - the charity set up by Marjorie to help backpackers planning to go 'abroad' - is set to launch its own educational video.
They could only walk 'abroad' in the streets if accompanied by a slave or other attendant.
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