mainstream
মূলধারার
definition
verb
vegetarianism has been mainstreamed
bring (something) into the mainstream.
noun
companies that are bringing computers to the mainstream of American life
the ideas, attitudes, or activities that are regarded as normal or conventional; the dominant trend in opinion, fashion, or the arts.
adjective
mainstream politics
belonging to or characteristic of the mainstream.
translation of 'mainstream'
noun
প্রধান ধারা,
প্রধান প্রবাহ
example
But Ms Drown says it would be even more expensive to educate pupils at 'mainstream' schools or at schools outside the borough.
The reorganisation includes an increased emphasis on children with less severe special needs pupils going into 'mainstream' schools.
The overwhelming message carried by the 'mainstream' is that corporate activities are largely benign and certainly not worth systematic investigation.
As the 70s dawned, 'mainstream' black music made those sentiments explicit.
Again, the guidance urges the quick re-integration of pupils into 'mainstream' schools.
It's a good lesson: if you want to 'mainstream' yourself, you can't do things that make you look like a raving maniac.
And this is a play, daring though it may be, that belongs in a 'mainstream' house.
I don't think they want a major confrontation when they are desperate to enter the 'mainstream' of politics.
Taylor doesn't expect blue laser technology to become 'mainstream' until around 2008.
What this means is that only certain people can find a forum for their ideas in the 'mainstream' and media.
The CD comprises 13 tunes from 'mainstream' through Cape jazz and goema to hip-hop.
Several people feared putting special schools and 'mainstream' schools on one site would lead to bullying of disabled children.
Prior to independence, tropical forest foragers remained outside the 'mainstream' of society and politics.
This plan is for a 'mainstream' school for 210 pupils and a nursery school.
These harmonies, however, fit into the jazz idiom just as bop made its way into the 'mainstream' , enriching both.
Penrose veers into irony in the lengths to which he goes to point out where his ideas deviate from the 'mainstream' .
It's clear that working people no longer have a voice in 'mainstream' politics in this country.
Education policy often leads the way to integrate new ideas into the 'mainstream' .
Yet, as female students move into 'mainstream' classes, their peer groups often change.
What's missing in this class, compared to a class in a 'mainstream' school, is any sense of interaction between the children.
In online interviews, some point to a feeling of alienation from 'mainstream' organized religion.
The things in this bill are absolutely 'mainstream' in modern transport planning.
Most 'mainstream' schools in the UK follow a national curriculum, teaching A Levels and the relatively new AS Level.
You're certainly not an indie or alternative artist, but you're not completely about to take over 'mainstream' music either.
There's a lot of symbiosis between the activists and the 'mainstream' .
The recent European elections revealed a deep disaffection with 'mainstream' politics.
Analysts and IT boffins are confident that the technology is going to be 'mainstream' before very long.
In today's age, many of those beliefs are in some ways formed or influenced via the 'mainstream' media.
The decision not to educate a pupil in a 'mainstream' school - against their parent's wishes - should not be taken lightly.
But when 'mainstream' , everyday Americans became opposed to the Vietnam War, it stopped.
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