personally
ব্যক্তিগতভাবে
definition
adverb
she stayed to thank O'Brien personally
with the personal presence or action of the individual specified; in person.
he had spoken personally and emotionally
from someone's personal standpoint or according to their particular nature; in a subjective rather than an objective way.
translation of 'personally'
adverb
ব্যক্তিগতভাবে,
স্বয়ং,
নিজে
example
How many people want to have to be 'personally' responsible for their elderly parents' financial well-being?
I feel like all the things I do - whether professionally or 'personally' - are subpar, and fall short of the glory of man and God.
He said, u2018I'm entirely behind you myself, speaking 'personally' .u2019
And while public service can be 'personally' satisfying and fulfilling, there can be a practical side as well.
So a family who has been dealing with the aftermath of death all their lives suddenly has to cope with it 'personally' rather than professionally.
Were you 'personally' responsible for bringing all those independent publishers together for the first time in the States?
He is not 'personally' responsible for these things.
I really enjoyed my time there, I met a lot of people who I both liked 'personally' and had immense professional respect for.
We still do not know who Aimee's donor is, but I hope to one day to be able to thank them 'personally' for saving Aimee's life.
One subject he was able to speak about 'personally' was the Sistine Chapel.
It was a very proud moment for me and important for us both to thank him 'personally' .
This proposed offence would, for the first time, make companies and senior managers 'personally' responsible for recklessly causing the death of workers.
Only those who rely on reimbursement from the state, rather than private practice, suffer 'personally' .
We did a lot to try and support him and all of us - 'personally' and professionally - are disappointed it didn't work out.
It was a massive effort and I would 'personally' like to thank everyone who helped us.
Though, speaking 'personally' , I don't like the Halloween practice, for the most part it is harmless fun for children.
he never forgave his father, holding him 'personally' responsible for this betrayal
None of us wanted to 'personally' or professionally fail.
'personally', I think he made a very sensible move
u2018That promise has not been kept and, speaking 'personally' , my patience is at an end on this issue,u2019 he said.
I would fly to Europe in order to 'personally' select the finest champagne for you to drink.
He has achieved so much in the three years since and has grown up in the public eye both 'personally' and musically.
they had made conclusions without getting to know me 'personally'
His greatest achievements professionally and 'personally' include the preparation of four County Development Plans.
These students said they're 'personally' motivated to do CAS, even though it isn't an enforced part of their program of study.
To begin with I would like to say that it's very sad because 'personally' I would never speak like this about a costar.
she stayed to thank O'Brien 'personally'
As such, the poem examines firsthand and historically, 'personally' and objectively, the complex responsibility of the artist to self and environment.
every pupil is known 'personally'
I have spoken 'personally' on the deterioration in the standard of the senior hurling competition and no one wishes improvement in that area more than I.
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