competent
উপযুক্ত
definition
adjective
a highly competent surgeon
having the necessary ability, knowledge, or skill to do something successfully.
translation of 'competent'
যথেষ্ট যোগ্যতাসম্পন্ন,
খুব সন্তোষজনক
adjective
লায়েক,
পারক,
কর্মদক্ষ,
উপযুক্ত
example
It would be safe and in conformity with legal and moral principles that you turn to a 'competent' court of justice and file for a divorce.
I'm not 'competent' to give any opinion on it
Please approach a general surgeon who is 'competent' to do both forms of surgery.
That being the case, it is inconceivable to me that an accused cannot raise, by way of prerogative writ, the issue of the statutory validity of service before a court of 'competent' jurisdiction.
As a result, colleges of agriculture must ensure that graduates are 'competent' in computer skills necessary for success with regard to these trends.
The half continued with both sides 'competent' but neither outstanding.
It is really thrilling that the bill will further protect the public by ensuring that practitioners are not only fit to practise but also 'competent' to do so.
These are highly professional, highly 'competent' people.
She's 'competent' and skilful and brave and strong.
Hospital officials say general surgeons have to be 'competent' to do everything - or do nothing.
The video and audio is about what you'd expect for an independent release - 'competent' , but not outstanding.
What it means is that a 'competent' authority, presumably ASIO, assessed him as an adverse security risk.
He is 'competent' and decent - but lacks that certain something.
Nurse practitioners have become 'competent' lower gastrointestinal endoscopists, but only recently have they been shown to carry out upper endoscopies without any problems.
Use words that show her that she is 'competent' , capable, and talented.
Everyone associated with a particular piece of equipment must be familiar with it and 'competent' to use it correctly.
'competent' authority
this essay is 'competent' rather than excellent
It would be wholly absurd to regard each State Department Advisory or similar warning by a 'competent' authority as a separate occurrence for the purposes of the deductible.
Tang and Siew are both talented and 'competent' persons.
In fact, I've always rather thought he was a very able, 'competent' public servant.
But it may be some time before they do their part to teach young people all the skills necessary to become 'competent' , successful adults.
What he discovered was that while a company can have talented and 'competent' employees, they can readily get in trouble.
In short, it was silly, funny, 'competent' and only moderately contrived (for the genre).
She concedes that a review by a 'competent' authority was required before the claimant could be considered for release.
My next question relates to the purpose of the bill, which is written down as being to protect the public interest by aiming to ensure that veterinarians are 'competent' to practise.
Notification of charges should be prompt, preferably as soon as a 'competent' authority first makes the charge.
Workers experience autonomy within the work organization when they feel 'competent' to act alone.
Most importantly, he is also a very 'competent' member of a trawler's crew, capable of gutting the fish fast enough to keep the packers happy.
The corrected reticulocyte index should be elevated in patients with an acute anemia but a 'competent' bone marrow.
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