contest
প্রতিযোগিতা
definition
verb
she declared her intention to contest the presidency
engage in competition to attain (a position of power).
the former chairman contests his dismissal
oppose (an action, decision, or theory) as mistaken or wrong.
noun
a gigantic air rifle shooting contest
an event in which people compete for supremacy in a sport, activity, or particular quality.
translation of 'contest'
প্রতিযোগিতা করা,
বাদানুবাদ করা,
তর্কবিতর্ক করা,
সংগ্রাম করা
verb
আপত্তি করা,
প্রতিযোগিতা করা,
যুক্তিবলে আক্রমণ করা,
চেষ্টা করা,
বিবাদ করা
noun
কুশ্তি,
যুদ্ধ,
প্রতিযোগিতা,
তর্কবিতর্ক,
বিবাদ
example
We'll get heartily sick of these two issues over the next three months but, for now, both introduce wonderful novelty to the political 'contest' .
At the same time they also do not possess the means to question and 'contest' such representations.
Don't hide in the slate and 'contest' a back-seat position; come to the front, and run for deputy political leader.
u2018I could easily see a situation where we would not 'contest' a presidential election,u2019 said the source.
He is a bigwig and has many contacts, as I discovered when I tried to get a lawyer later to 'contest' his dismissal.
The German authorities applied this decision, refusing the customs exemption, and the applicant sought to 'contest' this before the national court.
The party's general council decided following the last election they would 'contest' the next poll as an independent party, a spokesperson said.
Leaders openly 'contest' their positions in front of Australian voters?
Everything said makes it possible to conclude that armed struggle is truly the main form of 'contest' in military conflicts and their specific content.
Here the political 'contest' had a national dimension.
Thus the struggle for legitimacy and recognition is not only a 'contest' between traditional authorities and state actors.
The members said anyone could 'contest' the position as long as they had influence and interest.
The violator is then given an opportunity to respond, defend the content in question and 'contest' the size of the fine.
As with regular rodeo events, the sponsor 'contest' involved three days of competition before the winner was announced on the last day.
Rather, it's a return to the traditional geopolitical 'contest' .
As a result, we seem to traffic in such meanings even when we seek to 'contest' them.
But we had a clear understanding between ourselves that there was a distinction between the political 'contest' and the personal friendship.
she declared her intention to 'contest' the presidency
According to the presidential election law, a party must win at least 3 percent of House seats or 5 percent of the vote to 'contest' the presidential election.
His essay u2018Our Americau2019 sought to 'contest' the cultural and linguistic destiny of America as a signifier.
He has as yet not had an opportunity to defend himself against the criminal charges nor to 'contest' the dismissal in an academic proceeding.
The two candidates then 'contest' the general election.
At the same meeting, the delegates failed to amend a clause in the constitution which does not allow teachers at the level of headmaster or deputy to 'contest' positions in the executive.
u2018There is no internal pressure to 'contest' the presidential election,u2019 one source said.
Stalin had not selected his closest subordinates with a view to their forming a closely knit band of brothers, and this meant that the 'contest' for power would not be purely a matter of conflicting policies.
Ironically, the arrival of the breakthrough goal signalled the end of a quality 'contest' .
Postcolonial criticism bears witness to the unequal and uneven forces of cultural representation involved in the 'contest' for political and social authority within the modern world order.
I think most regard such lunges for underdog status, at least in relation to a political 'contest' , as a byword.
They sought to 'contest' the illegality of their situation by means of this citizen participation.
The party is now preparing to 'contest' Portugal's presidential election, which is due to be held in January next year.
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