inconvenience
অসুবিধা
definition
verb
noise and fumes from traffic would inconvenience residents
cause trouble or difficulty to.
noun
the inconvenience of having to change trains
trouble or difficulty caused to one's personal requirements or comfort.
translation of 'inconvenience'
মুস্কিল,
অসুবিধে,
অস্বাচ্ছন্দ্য,
অস্বস্তি
noun
ঝামেলা,
অসুবিধা
example
the 'inconvenience' of having to change trains
It needs to be cherished and supported, even if this involves a certain amount of personal 'inconvenience' .
I am doubly grateful, therefore, that he is here, in spite of considerable personal 'inconvenience' .
They decided to spare the authorities any 'inconvenience' and leave the people shivering with cold.
With nuisances that cause personal discomfort and 'inconvenience' , such as noise or smell, it will be more difficult to apply general principles.
This is bound to cause 'inconvenience' to users but is surely worthwhile given the long-term benefits of the project.
The parents of these children neither know, nor care where they are, so long as they are not causing them any 'inconvenience' , or harassing people in their own locality.
Hess said his fingers go white in cold temperatures, and he will continue to suffer pain and 'inconvenience' as a result.
the 'inconvenience' of having to change trains
The 48-hour strikes would mean huge personal 'inconvenience' .
Every year over a million elderly people suffer the pain and 'inconvenience' of broken bones.
Not only did it cause 'inconvenience' for people but the council must have lost a lot of revenue with lost parking tickets.
The old wires and shortage of posts often cause 'inconvenience' to people and also cause damage to the transformer.
Most authors on the subject state that people with colour blindness will adapt without any serious 'inconvenience' or problems.
It is not clear if patients regard such 'inconvenience' and disturbance as worth while to obtain accurate readings or what patients feel about the alternatives.
It is rather the other way about: the injury to the amenity of the land consists in the fact that the persons on it are liable to suffer 'inconvenience' , annoyance or illness.
Besides personal 'inconvenience' , there are environmental and economic impacts to this situation as well.
Often such duty-based helping concern causes considerable personal sacrifice or 'inconvenience' to the leader.
noise and fumes from traffic would 'inconvenience' residents
However, while 'inconvenience' for many people had been substantial, it was a near miracle that no serious damage to property had occurred.
It is going to cause hardship and 'inconvenience' to many people.
Besides the badly scarred skin, the failure can damage patients' urethra and rectum, which causes 'inconvenience' and severe pain.
Apart from causing public nuisance and 'inconvenience' to the commuters this also leads to road accidents.
noise and fumes from traffic would 'inconvenience' residents
Back in the city, his status protects the family from the escalating 'inconveniences' and snags of everyday life, from the food and the fuel shortages; within the house, Papa's reign of terror is unleashed.
The bath is open all day, making it possible for me to go swimming with a disability, not 'inconveniencing' others.
These are minor 'inconveniences' compared with the catastrophe that we are trying to avert, he could have said, and we ask for the patience and understanding of people subjected to greater inquiries about their purposes.
But I'm also sure that as we find ourselves more secure again - once again secure in our own society, that some of the things that are 'inconveniences' now will go away and go back to our normal way of doing business.
Those who have pushed for copyright maximization over the past decade or so have been able to do so unfettered by 'inconveniences' like public deliberation or even serious attention.
‘I am concerned about the continuing number of breakdowns of service which is 'inconveniencing' passengers on the Sligo to Dublin line,’ said Deputy Ellis.
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