operative
সক্রিয়
definition
noun
The lay people, it should be added, are most likely to be the technical operatives in the seed industry in the USA.
a worker, especially a skilled one in a manufacturing industry.
adjective
the transmitter is operative
functioning; having effect.
they had wounds needing operative treatment
of or relating to surgery.
translation of 'operative'
ক্রিয়াশীল,
চালু,
গুরুত্বপূর্ণ,
তাত্পর্যপূর্ণ,
বলবত্
adjective
কার্যরত,
বলবৎ,
ফলপ্রসূ,
কার্যবান,
কর্মক্ষম,
কার,
কার্যকারী,
কার্যকর,
সক্রিয়,
ক্রিয়াশক্তিসম্পন্ন
example
But the 'operative' words are ‘almost everything’.
Cooper has repeatedly refused to reveal his confidential sources, sources for an article he wrote about the naming of the secret CIA 'operative' .
And supposed is the 'operative' word in that sentence, right?
Well, you know, Larry, the 'operative' word here is ‘proof,’ and that is there are studies about everything and anyone can make a study.
Still, the crowding-out effect is 'operative' as the new money ‘printed’ by the government is competing for resources with old money saved by the public.
In 1999 and 2000, its members decided to transfer its 'operative' functions into the EU, in order to strengthen its European Security and Defence Policy.
But the 'operative' words are ‘some’ and ‘the top half’.
In addition, the transcervical approach has fewer associated side effects, decreased 'operative' time and minimal postoperative hospitalization.
See if that ‘big grin’ is 'operative' in a courtroom.
Might is, of course, the 'operative' word in that sentence, but who knows?
The Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine cites elective 'operative' mortality rates of five per cent, which means 95 per cent of patients survive and go on to lead a normal life.
If there are any patrons out there who want to shed some charitable contributions in IR's direction we can guarantee some crazy return on investment: Crazy being the 'operative' word.
However, the medical therapy is generally not very effective and should be reserved for patients unwilling to undergo dilation or surgery or poor 'operative' candidates.
And I was asleep. ‘Was’ being the 'operative' word.
This was probably just an old 1980s shell of the sort used against the Kurds and Iranians, and nothing suggests many of these remain or are still 'operative' .
I'll stipulate that it is a felony to disclose the name of an undercover CIA 'operative' who has been posted overseas in recent years.
But neither one of these two fine Americans told me that she was an undercover 'operative' at the CIA.
But from April my husband, who works as a machine 'operative' in the factory, will be paying 1 percent extra on his national insurance.
These issues are unlikely to be resolved until a Chief of Defence Staff is appointed and given the authority over the service chiefs to make the SF Command truly 'operative' .
However the 'operative' word in my last sentence was ‘when’!
The signs and symptoms of ectopic pregnancy are usually evident as early as, or even before, the first missed menstrual period, so prompt diagnosis and 'operative' treatment can prevent major trouble.
Revealing the identity of a CIA 'operative' is a felony in this country.
Causation and convergence were still 'operative' , but they functioned more subtly, and the audience was no longer enthralled in hypothesis building.
The operative word was ‘intrigue,’ and that word was the 'operative' word every day for 25 years.
The time between injury and 'operative' treatment was longer than in the meniscectomy group.
For some major types of surgery, 'operative' mortality is an important measure of performance.
Rates of 'operative' mortality and major complications with these procedures are low.
Consumption is the 'operative' word for US water use.
A depressed Agent Jay is now a senior 'operative' in the eponymous secret government bureau.
Nevertheless, the high incidence of macrosomia and other complications often results in cesarean or other 'operative' delivery.
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