protector
অভিভাবক
definition
noun
ear protectors
a person or thing that protects someone or something.
a person in charge of a kingdom during the minority, absence, or incapacity of the sovereign.
translation of 'protector'
রাজা বা রাজ্যের অভিভাবক
noun
রাজ্যের অভিভাবক,
রক্ষাকর্তা,
প্রজাতান্ত্রিক রাজা,
প্রতিপালক,
অভিভাবক,
রক্ষক,
পালক,
রাজা
example
a passionate 'protector' of animal rights
Some of the vests now have a collar and groin 'protector' .
a man who became her 'protector', adviser, and friend
Perhaps it means I should wear a pocket 'protector' and thick glasses.
The most basic kind of power protection is a surge 'protector' , also known as a surge suppressor.
Perhaps it was just payback for being their 'protector' and provider.
I want to show up with a catcher's mask, chest 'protector' and shin guards.
Inside was a surge 'protector' - the key item they were looking for.
Through his unique talents as a politician and military commander during the Civil War, Oliver Cromwell rose from humble origins to become 'Lord Protector of the Commonwealth' of England.
These 'protectors' guarded over the tombs of the kings, in what is now known as the Valley of the Kings.
So these charms were considered ' lucky charms' and powerful 'protectors' against evil.
And where are the guardians and 'protectors' of all that is right and good in western medicine?
I currently have elderly patients who describe feeling insecure when not wearing their hip 'protectors' .
Compliance with wearing hip 'protectors' is low because many older patients find them uncomfortable.
In 1653 it became the home of Oliver Cromwell after he was made 'Lord Protector of the Commonwealth' .
Currently, though, and from a historical standpoint, the custodians and 'protectors' of the document inspire little confidence.
The biggest of the ringing bells is three tonnes and an arresting sight as it gracefully arcs round, even if we can't hear it to its full capacity thanks to our bright red ear 'protectors' .
While few can argue against the appropriateness of the U.N. 'protectorship' over the territory, the way its representatives and personnel present themselves will be crucial to social stability.
What is feasible in the short term is a smaller entity that will protect the 'protectors' .
In the way they are described in this bill they sound a bit like glamorised security guards and 'protectors' of the collections.
Third, we visualize assisting and protective forces, the dharma 'protectors' .
In hearing protection, sophisticated electronic 'protectors' are the trend.
Eleanor is sentenced to banishment and Gloucester surrenders the 'protectorship' .
He then donned his hearing 'protectors' and yellow sunglasses and manned the air cart.
Sometimes their role as custodians and 'protectors' of biodiversity is not even acknowledged.
In London too, fine cuisine is increasingly under the 'protectorship' of hotels.
These dogs traveled with the Roman armies, for whom they served as guards, 'protectors' and draft dogs.
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