exercise
ব্যায়াম
definition
verb
control is exercised by the Board
use or apply (a faculty, right, or process).
she still exercised every day
engage in physical activity to sustain or improve health and fitness; take exercise.
noun
exercise improves your heart and lung power
activity requiring physical effort, carried out especially to sustain or improve health and fitness.
the free exercise of religion
the use or application of a faculty, right, or process.
translation of 'exercise'
verb
চালনা করা,
কুচকাত্তয়াজ করা,
কষ্ট দেত্তয়া,
শাসন করা,
প্রয়োগ করা,
অভ্যাস করা,
শিক্ষা করা,
পীড়ন করা,
খাটান,
উদ্বিগ্ন হত্তয়া,
ব্যায়াম করা,
ব্যবহার করা,
অনুশীলন করান,
চালা,
বিবৃত হত্তয়া,
অভ্যাস করান,
কৌশল খাটান,
ব্যায়াম করান
noun
চর্চা,
অনুশীল,
পড়া,
ব্যায়াম,
চালনা,
ক্ষমতার ব্যবহার,
অভ্যাস,
অনুশীলনী,
পরীক্ষা,
অনুশীলন,
প্রয়োগ,
ব্যবহার,
চালন,
কসরত
example
Due to failing health, many owners are no longer able to 'exercise' their dogs, which is where the trust would like News Shopper readers to step in.
Park rangers patrol Bradford parks every day and so do police - even dog handlers 'exercise' their dogs there.
It's great to use your brain, but it's important to 'exercise' your muscles as well.
The high court has consistently defended the free 'exercise' of religion as well as the right not to practice religion.
Local dog owners used the canal bank to 'exercise' their pets.
Unfortunately this lack of vigorous physical 'exercise' has resulted in an increase of various illnesses.
Indeed, in September we were due to carry out a national 'exercise' in radiation monitoring throughout the country.
And when it comes to circulatory disease, regular, aerobic 'exercise' is the best prescription.
Consultation is more of a public relations 'exercise' than a meaningful legal process.
According to him, organising the project has been an 'exercise' in determination and humility.
He also attacked them for the 'exercise' of predatory power over their smaller competitors.
The singleness of the end contrasted with the multiplicity of means, allowed for the full 'exercise' of human faculties.
Here are a few other cases going on right now where the ACLU is defending the free 'exercise' of religion.
The prime minister was poised to launch a damage-limitation 'exercise' after losing a key referendum vote.
Then does the 'exercise' of the power conferred by clause 8.5 necessitate such an addition or omission?
A cost-cutting 'exercise' has resulted in two staff contracts not being renewed and a third is under review.
How often are you able to 'exercise' or do physical activity?
The course can be tailored to an individual's precise needs and looks at health, fitness, 'exercise' and how to do it safely, and diet.
anyone receiving a suspect package should 'exercise' extreme caution
It wasn't until four years later that the First Amendment was adopted guaranteeing the free 'exercise' of religion.
The only advice is - no strenuous physical 'exercise' for the rest of the day.
This Amendment ensures the freedom of speech, press, assembly, and free 'exercise' of religion.
I really should 'exercise' on a more regular basis, before I play football.
You do not have to 'exercise' at a high intensity to get most health benefits.
You see, for most of my life I've considered myself a no-hoper when it comes to 'exercise' ; a physical jerk, if you like.
Quality and service should not suffer in any way due to this cost-cutting 'exercise' .
Perhaps an 'exercise' in work study/work measurement might not be out of order.
Muscle strength was found to be a good predictor of 'exercise' tolerance as well.
But tourism officials say other chalet owners specifically book because an area of the sands is available to 'exercise' their pets.
The 'exercise' of critical judgment moves beyond the exercise of technical and practical judgment.
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