language
ভাষা
definition
noun
a study of the way children learn language
the method of human communication, either spoken or written, consisting of the use of words in a structured and conventional way.
the book was translated into twenty-five languages
the system of communication used by a particular community or country.
translation of 'language'
প্রকাশভঙ্গি
noun
বোল,
জবান,
বাগ্বিধি,
বাক্প্রণালী,
বুলি,
ভাষা
example
When we are growing up and learning 'language' , the words apply to u2018obviously differentu2019 groups.
The finance minister echoes this theme in more deliberate 'language' in his speech to Northland business people.
It is very challenging for us to investigate and try to find the right theatrical 'language' to express this play as far as we can.
Another way to say this is that Ungaretti now felt a need to substantialize further his poetic 'language' .
This power of legal 'language' is that to which we refer when we call upon the state to effect the regulation of offensive speech.
The tone of Boyfriend! is of someone older writing for a younger audience in simple 'language' .
flowers are the 'language' of love
'language' development
Legal 'language' , however, cannot remain silent in the face of unspeakable injuries.
It is estimated that it was about 100,000 years ago that humans developed spoken 'language' .
Whether this is done by studying a programming 'language' like C or PERL, or any of the many others, is immaterial.
Most appealing about the show was the romantic theme and the gorgeous poetic yet contemporary 'language' , says MacLeod.
It stands for Structured Query Language and is a 'language' that all relational databases understand.
English is not his first 'language'
Body 'language' , expressions, and environmental cues can deepen emotional bonds.
Some things could only be expressed in the compact 'language' of mathematics.
she has a good command of the written 'language'
Chief among her gifts is the ability to consider everyday 'language' as if entirely from outside of it.
Private schools are permitted to use any language as the 'language' of instruction.
Tigrinya is a 'language' whose sound system is quite exotic from an English speaker's point of view.
Its 'language' and style remain miles away from the day-to-day concerns of ordinary black South Africans.
Despite its boiler-plate legal 'language' , this was anything but a routine land transfer.
Learning words is not learning 'language' , but it is a necessary step, possibly a first step.
Czech is a Slavic 'language' with a declension system based on seven cases.
Non-verbal 'language' has been relegated to a chapter on human evolution in science books.
Nothing bothers me more than to hear lawyers using legal 'language' to intimidate and get their way.
a study of the way children learn 'language'
The serpentine syntax of legal 'language' is often used to obfuscate meaning and confuse those outside the law.
For many system administrators, myself included, Perl is the scripting 'language' of choice.
The ghost of slavery is built into our legal 'language' and holds our prison system in its grip.
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