bench
ন্যায়াসন
definition
verb
Affenpinschers and Afghans were benched side by side
exhibit (a dog) at a show.
the coach benched quarterback Randall Cunningham in favor of Jim McMahon
withdraw (a sports player) from play; substitute.
noun
Mr Buttery wants to make more of the site, now barely more than a couple of park benches and an engraved stone.
a long seat for several people, typically made of wood or stone.
I bought a plain old mechanic's bench vise and bolted it to my garage workbench.
a long, sturdy work table used by a carpenter, mechanic, scientist, or other worker.
translation of 'bench'
কাঠের বা পাথরের তৈরি লম্বা আসন
noun
টুল,
ন্যায়াসন,
বেঁচ,
সরকারী পদ,
বিচারসভা,
বিচারাসন,
বিচারকের আসন,
ধর্মাসন,
সরকারী আসন,
বিচারপীঠ
example
Once outside, I took a seat on a stone 'bench' near the door.
The mock-up design featured access by ramps to all raised spaces, including the judge's 'bench' , witness stand, jury box, and clerk stations.
He's got the long-hair, the ripped clothing, and he can 'bench' 200 pounds.
he must settle for a place on the substitute's 'bench'
With the agreement of the defence and prosecution, the case was heard without a jury before a 'bench' of three Scottish judges.
A petition questioning the controversial appeal decision was upheld by a three judge 'bench' of the Supreme Court in mid December 2002.
He rarely allowed players to act on their instincts, controlling the game from the 'bench' .
Wasn't the substitute's 'bench' just packed full of World Class players?
In a majority decision, the full 'bench' of the Supreme Court quashed the previous suspended sentence.
He moved to the 'bench' as an assistant coach prior to the start of the 1998-99 campaign.
The trail crosses onto the north side and continues downhill and east along the rocky 'bench' above the creek.
The players and coaches jumped off the 'bench' and began running out to the field to join their team in celebration.
Mock court sessions designed to encourage potential magistrates to join the 'bench' will be held in Bradford next month.
Inordinate frustration is another reason to 'bench' the player.
But on Tuesday, a 'bench' of the high court stayed the single judge order quashing the project.
One recent hot afternoon, I was at the East Coast Park sitting on a stone 'bench' all by myself by the beach.
The 'bench' of Supreme Court headed by Justice A.H.Ahmadi ordered a C.B.I. probe into the incident.
As an MP his oratorical powers and capacity for mastering legislative detail made him the outstanding parliamentarian on the Labour 'bench' .
He was appointed to the federal 'bench' by President Clinton and picked by the Chief Justice to serve on the spy court.
A Leyland magistrate is being forced to retire from the 'bench' against his will because he is too old!
Such a wage level is needed to maintain the independence of the judiciary and also to attract skilled jurists to the 'bench' , they argue.
Before joining the 'bench' , the Judge was a law professor who was well known for his erudite criticism of legalized abortion.
In the first 19 games, Jackson didn't make it off the 'bench' in seven games and never played more than 18 minutes.
The 'bench' apologised to defence solicitors, prosecutor and court staff that it did not start sitting at its scheduled time of 10 am.
A clenched fist pointed at the 'bench' brings the player a rest and the right to put himself back in the game when he is rested.
I arrived at Piccadilly, and settled down on a stone 'bench' on the outskirts of the square.
Right now, he is the first or second player off the 'bench' .
He used to 'bench' 255 pounds, but by the end of the study, he was lifting an amazing 315 pounds!
And the Spurs are famously one of those teams that will 'bench' players who don't play defense.
Botha granted her leave to appeal against her conviction and she will be back in court before a full 'bench' of three judges next year.
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