aim
লক্ষ্য
definition
verb
aim the camcorder at some suitable object
point or direct (a weapon or camera) at a target.
new French cooking aims at producing clear, fresh flavors and light textures
have the intention of achieving.
noun
our primary aim is to achieve financial discipline
a purpose or intention; a desired outcome.
his aim was perfect, and the guard's body collapsed backward
the directing of a weapon or object at a target.
translation of 'aim'
নিশানা,
তাগ করা,
লক্ষ্যের দিকে বন্দুক প্রভৃতি নিশানা করা,
কাউকে লক্ষ্য করে বা কারো উদ্দেশে কিছু বলা বা ব্যবস্থা গ্রহণ করা,
টিপ করা,
শরসন্ধান করা
verb
লক্ষ্যসন্ধান করা,
উদ্দেশ্য করা,
অস্ত্র আঘাত প্রভৃতি তাক করা,
তাক করা,
খোঁজা
noun
অগ্র,
নিকায়,
কল্প,
অভীষ্ট লক্ষ্য,
অভিমতি,
সংকল্প,
উপলক্ষ,
উদ্দেশ,
কায়,
লক্ষ্য,
উদ্দেশ্য,
কার্যবস্তু,
তাগ,
টাঁক,
তাক,
নজর,
লক্ষ্যসন্ধান
example
we 'aim' to give you the best possible service
My 'aim' is not yet perfected, so it took me five bullets.
our primary 'aim' is to achieve financial discipline
Because actually your intention includes whatever you 'aim' at achieving.
She saw one and barely dodged it, the other one was too high to even touch her, but the last was a perfect 'aim' , not to hit her, but to break the wire.
Knowing this, Jennings took direct 'aim' at the doctor's head.
She arched her hand, stared at the bin and threw the can towards it in a perfect 'aim' .
the 'aim' of the workshop is to improve morale
She turned to simply stand motionless, her wrist cannons locked on her target and Jack came around the corner to 'aim' his weapon as well, then stopped suddenly.
He opted for straight punches to counter his opponent's tactic which was to 'aim' hooked body punches.
They need lawyers who are prepared to 'aim' at reconciliation, and none of that can be achieved by legislation.
The mechanical agent uses artificial intelligence techniques to 'aim' at optimally achieving its goal.
I've never been very good at archery, but it helps with learning how to 'aim' any weapon.
If forced to fight, 'aim' blows towards the neck and the groin.
our primary 'aim' is to achieve financial discipline
Then, with a perfect 'aim' , she fired the gun.
'aim' for the middle of the target
to 'aim' a gun at sb
You load the weapon, you 'aim' the weapon and you pull the trigger.
Rather than choosing between an ensemble of key performance criteria, manufacturers should 'aim' at achieving them all.
The Pentagon plans to use them to improve the 'aim' of missiles and provide better navigation for warplanes and ground troops.
On that day, citizens all over the nation were supposed to approach public surveillance cameras and 'aim' their own cameras back at them.
Naturally we can take steps to preserve the Earth; we can 'aim' at sustainability and undertake biological conservation, should we wish, but we have to be prepared to pay for it.
'aim' the camcorder at some suitable object
Its best-known uses have been in physics and engineering, on such problems as how to 'aim' bombs more accurately.
His finger convulsed on the trigger, even as he leveled the weapon for 'aim' .
Location data would be linked to the missile, and the tracking information would be used to 'aim' the guided missile or to correct its trajectory midcourse.
If I want the moviegoer to look somewhere, I just 'aim' the camera on that place.
Now and then they would 'aim' bombs or rockets at one senior terrorist leader or another.
Currently, the 'aim' was targeted at the closed hangar bay door.
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