protection
রক্ষা
definition
noun
the B vitamins give protection against infection
the action of protecting someone or something, or the state of being protected.
translation of 'protection'
noun
ছাড়পত্র,
পরিপোষণ,
রক্ষা,
আশ্রয়,
প্রতিপালন,
নিরসন,
সংরক্ষণ,
পালন,
পরিরক্ষণ,
ত্রাণ,
রক্ষণ
example
Next, the Mafia came and asked for 'protection' money.
that gives us some 'protection'
surge 'protection'
The bill has included a 'protection' for vulnerable workers when a business is sold or its work is passed to a new contractor.
Now they have no 'protection' , and their houses are vulnerable to catching fire in the heat and high winds.
Some mentioned 'protection' from heart trouble or stroke.
a 'protection' racket
In the 1970s and 1980s, gang culture was endemic with virtually every small business forced to pay 'protection' money or move out.
she's under Garda 'protection'
'protection' money
As a nation of warrior nomads, they had either attacked or demanded 'protection' money from any outsiders entering their kingdom.
By 1937 police were to discourage applications to possess firearms for house or personal 'protection' .
a 'protection' against the evil eye
The town made the news 10 years ago when a local hotelier made a stand against the mafia and refused to pay 'protection' money.
It's difficult to ask the person who drives you places and makes phone calls for you to call or take you to a shelter for 'protection' from them.
This wide comfort zone allows cattle to thrive under diverse climatic conditions with little or no need for shelter or 'protection' .
The owner of the brothels subsequently alleged that the raids were mounted after he refused to pay 'protection' money to the officers.
The gunmen then took control of the building and were last night using their hostages as human shields as 'protection' against the police.
a 'protection' against the evil eye
'protection' against discrimination
We agreed and, to this day, those items are safely kept in that bomb shelter under the watchful 'protection' of that community watch.
'protection' against the flu
The idea that the state has to prove the guilt of an accused person and that we are innocent until proved guilty is a 'protection' for all of us.
The birds come here because food, shelter and 'protection' are assured here.
Taxes in turn became tribute, or 'protection' money, paid to a local warlord to prevent lands from being pillaged.
sex without 'protection'
it's a 'protection' against storms
eye 'protection'
they have no legal 'protection'
The 'protection' these shelters gave to the soldiers is clear to see.
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