alcohol
এলকোহল
definition
noun
Sugar is taken and in the presence of an enzyme (a biological catalyst) ethyl alcohol and carbon dioxide are produced.
a colorless volatile flammable liquid that is the intoxicating constituent of wine, beer, spirits, and other drinks, and is also used as an industrial solvent and as fuel.
translation of 'alcohol'
noun
চষক,
মদ্য,
সুরা,
কোহল,
সুরাসার,
এলকোহল,
অরিষ্ট,
বিশুদ্ধ সুরাসার
example
If you are using 'alcohol' , vodka is the most appropriate as it has no scent of its own.
The ale is five per cent 'alcohol' by volume, and was available at all Arkell's pubs this week.
This is why men often seem to be able to drink more 'alcohol' than women.
He breathalyses her which suggests she has twice the legal limit of 'alcohol' in her bloodstream.
When she was breath-tested, she was found to have three times the legal limit of 'alcohol' in her system.
He said that among the tenets of the Muslim faith were that one did not drink 'alcohol' or serve it to guests.
It later records she has twice the legal limit of 'alcohol' and will have to stay in the cells overnight.
he has not taken 'alcohol' in twenty-five years
In those days Bettys had a licence and served 'alcohol' and was a magnet for servicemen of many Allied nations.
The inquest heard that Mr Dean had been out with his friends to a public house, but had not drunk 'alcohol' .
They also plan to prosecute if bar staff continue to serve 'alcohol' to people who are drunk.
After all, they go to the pub to meet with friends and drink 'alcohol' , which they are still free to do.
A roadside breath test found he had drunk more than twice the legal limit of 'alcohol' .
There's a town just before the Sahara and it's the last one that serves 'alcohol' and it's our duty to stock up.
When you get tired of drinking at home, why not go out and drink the same 'alcohol' at twice the price down the pub?
It is about four times as strong as most real ales, with an 'alcohol' by volume of 11 per cent.
More than 20 pubs in the district have been granted permission to open and serve 'alcohol' for the game.
the use of petrol containing 'alcohol'
The new bill would make it an offence to serve 'alcohol' to people who are drunk.
polyvinyl 'alcohol'
Premises which continue to serve 'alcohol' without a renewed licence will be liable to prosecution.
Punishment for brewing 'alcohol' or possessing liquor is usually 80 lashes and a year in jail.
I heard it was because of the elections, and they were not allowed to serve any kind of 'alcohol' .
he has not taken 'alcohol' in twenty-five years
The test was positive, thereby indicating he was over the legal limit for 'alcohol' in his blood.
Shop owner Mr Kirby said he had earlier refused to serve the youth 'alcohol' , and he had left without any trouble.
Some bars served 'alcohol' in a number of enterprising ways to try and fool the authorities.
She told him that she was not going to serve him any more 'alcohol' , and asked if he wanted her to call a cab.
However, she admitted she had never seen Jackson serve the youngsters 'alcohol' ..
The policy of Irish Rail to serve 'alcohol' on their trains has therefore always puzzled me.
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