practical
ব্যবহারিক
definition
adjective
there are two obvious practical applications of the research
of or concerned with the actual doing or use of something rather than with theory and ideas.
it was a practical certainty that he would try to raise more money
so nearly the case that it can be regarded as so; virtual.
translation of 'practical'
প্রয়োগীয়
adjective
সম্ভব,
প্রয়োগিক,
প্রমাণিত,
ব্যবহারিক,
কার্যকর,
ফলিত,
কর্মে দক্ষ
example
Designers of the winning entries will then be able to prove to commercial organisations that their ideas are 'practical' , effective and worth investing in.
Consequently, the 'practical' politicians and their realistic programs can create nothing but a disaster.
This is not just a theory, it's 'practical' experience.
The disputes were usually about small things, some of which had no actual ramifications in the 'practical' application of Jewish law.
Overall, the training will be intensive with extensive 'practical' exercises and actual application of foreign language skills.
No, she was still the prickly, ornery, far too 'practical' person she had always been, even in matters of sentiment.
But she also did something 'practical' toward creating economic wealth for that community.
In the health services of the Western world, a search is under way to find effective and 'practical' methods for assessing the performance of doctors.
There's no need to dismiss an idea because it doesn't seem 'practical' .
Internships and co-op opportunities turn classroom theory into 'practical' , hands-on experience.
So, if we are to achieve the goal of reducing congestion we must complement the current plan with immediate and attractive alternatives that provide 'practical' ways of travelling to and around the city.
A number of alternative more 'practical' methods have been suggested.
We must be 'practical' enough to realise that the economic situation of the State or the people can never improve magically with any settlement unless measures are taken in advance.
I think that's the kind of solution that might be very 'practical' .
'practical' experience
it's not very 'practical' to do that
Until now, there has been no cost - effective, 'practical' way to meet our volume and throughput requirements.
To the world and to herself, she was a no-nonsense, 'practical' woman who scoffed at indulgence and spurned luxury.
chemistry 'practical'
These are 'practical' thinkers who strive to make sensible and affordable compromises and alterations to the dreams.
All reasonable and 'practical' people will know that there cannot be much deliberation or discussion about such an initiative.
I feel that I am also a very rational, reasonable and 'practical' person.
Should the law extend the definition beyond purpose to cover the awareness of the 'practical' certainty that the crew would be killed?
She said Caroline was a sensible and 'practical' teenager, and prepared well for her trip.
The scientists expect to make these cells 'practical' to use within just 2 years.
Now, both in football and business terms, the 'practical' person in us cannot blame Shepherd for not sacking the miscreants, even if the principled part demands them being cast out.
From a purely 'practical' standpoint, this is a very nice DVD set.
There is probably no single school that regularly turns out graduates with solid grounding in all the areas of design, theory, and 'practical' experience.
Consideration of such uncertainty is important if qualitatively different theoretical and 'practical' implications arise.
They are tuned single actions still 'practical' for regular use.
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