impact
প্রভাব
definition
verb
the shell impacted twenty yards away
come into forcible contact with another object.
high interest rates have impacted on retail spending
have a strong effect on someone or something.
noun
there was the sound of a third impact
the action of one object coming forcibly into contact with another.
translation of 'impact'
verb
সঙ্ঘৃষ্ট করা,
দৃঢ়ভাবে একত্র ঠাসা
noun
সঙ্ঘর্ষ,
প্রভাব,
টক্কর,
ঠুকা,
আঘাত,
ঠোকা,
ধকল,
টাল,
তাল,
ফল
example
bullets which expand and cause devastating injury on 'impact'
No helmet could have prevented the head injuries received in an 'impact' of this speed, not even an airbag.
All these measures, enforced by law or adopted by choice, reduce the risk of serious injury from crash 'impact' .
Two weeks before the draft, almost everyone looks like a potential 'impact' player.
our regional measures have had a significant 'impact' on unemployment
This technique allows the sole of the club to contact the grass at 'impact' and slide easily under the ball.
The screening opinion had contemplated that a traffic 'impact' assessment would be carried out.
bullets that expand and cause devastating injury on 'impact'
If a meteor 'impact' causes a nuclear winter, then the ability to lie dormant would have improved your chances.
the documentary had an 'impact'
All these influences have had an 'impact' on me becoming who and what I am today.
Several factors inherent to contemporary economics also 'impact' adversely on the prospects for teaching Marxism.
the move is not expected to 'impact' the company's employees
Early detection, treatment and intervention are essential to minimize the long-term negative 'impact' of maternal depression.
environmental 'impact' study
the move is not expected to 'impact' the company's employees
there was the sound of a third 'impact'
The bottom line is that the Government dividends 'impact' directly on programme quality.
With residue, the raindrop 'impact' is absorbed and erosion is reduced.
She made an immediate 'impact' on the Quaker community.
European-style regulations of information collection would have a tremendous negative economic 'impact' .
Each of these planks has an enormous negative environmental 'impact' and, at best, mixed economic impacts.
We'll examine its 'impact' on the economy when we come back.
it was caused by an 'impact' to his head
No leg muscle escapes the wrath of the roller blade and, as inline skating is a low 'impact' exercise, it has the benefit of being easy on the joints.
The introduction of these foreign organisms can have a devastating 'impact' on marine environments.
it had a detrimental 'impact' on his health
The adverse effect immediately made an 'impact' on the company's financial performance.
they assessed the 'impact' it'll have on wildlife
The features that look like craters have the wrong proportions to be 'impact' craters.
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