career
পেশা
definition
verb
the car careered across the road and went through a hedge
move swiftly and in an uncontrolled way in a specified direction.
noun
You should also contact your local careers office/centre for information and advice on careers and learning opportunities.
an occupation undertaken for a significant period of a person's life and with opportunities for progress.
translation of 'career'
অগ্রগতি,
যাত্রা
noun
পেশা,
চরিত,
বৃত্তি,
বেগ,
গতি
example
the end of a distinguished 'career' in the navy
According to Gerdjikov, such statements showed that the person making them was not a 'career' diplomat.
Its goal is to get Waterloo students thinking about the opportunities a 'career' in the tax field creates for them.
It is not much of a break when you are 32 and considered to have reached the twilight of a distinguished 'career' .
According to researchers, the increasing numbers of 'career' women is the main reason.
The army's most striking characteristic was its professionalism and the apolitical views of its 'career' commanders.
the end of a distinguished 'career' in the Royal Navy
His distinguished 'career' in the Army saw him attain the rank of Captain, and he opted for early retirement some years ago.
CIA officers are 'career' professionals who work for the president.
As a 'career' diplomat, one might well expect him to tilt the British way.
a 'career' diplomat
At this point in his career Heyting began to follow the same road as his parents by beginning a 'career' as a secondary school teacher.
It's easier, she believes, to become a 'career' woman later in life than a mother.
But the carefully modulated tones of this 'career' diplomat were not the red meat that Fleet Street desired.
I would quite like Mr P-A to get a little further along in his 'career' before he hits old age, but if he has to pass the flame to the next generation, so be it.
A 'career' diplomat, he accepted a series of postings on the Continent, and took his young daughter with him.
Hempel was a 'career' diplomat who put protocol above all else.
the court has had a chequered 'career'
Both were 'career' women juggling the pressures of work and a family.
I wasn't even a wife, and I certainly wasn't the hip, urban 'career' girl I had been, either.
Most of his 'career' was spent working in nuclear weapons research.
the court has had a checkered 'career'
a 'career' diplomat
She knew she would be retiring shortly from the Royal Ballet and welcomed the opportunity to diversify her 'career' .
It kind of solidifies the buzz around your 'career' and makes more opportunities open to you.
As a young man David McInroy had to come to terms with the fact he was not destined for a 'career' as a professional footballer.
He's a 'career' security professional who deplores the leaks of classified material to the press.
The 1980s and 1990s were decades of progress for western 'career' women and working mothers.
School and college students, housewives, 'career' women and senior citizens participated in the meet.
She comes across as very different from the stereotypes of the bitter single 'career' woman or the strident female in power.
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