province
প্রদেশ
definition
noun
Chengdu, capital of Sichuan province
a principal administrative division of certain countries or empires.
she knew little about wineu2014that had been her father's province
an area of special knowledge, interest, or responsibility.
translation of 'province'
আঞ্জলিক,
এলাকা,
দেশের যাজকের বিভাগ
noun
বিভাগ,
পরিসর,
প্রদেশ,
অঁচল
example
During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries AD, the region was administered as a 'province' of the Mogul Empire.
The train is intended to ease congestion caused by more than 300 000 cars a day travelling between the 'province' 's two principal cities.
The Romans named the 'province' Dalmatia after the largest and bravest of the tribes living on the coast.
Incidentally, alderman is an ancient title of rank, dating back beyond the Norman Conquest, indicating someone ruling a 'province' or district.
To my fancy he was making a great fuss about nothing, but it was not my 'province' to say so.
In the early nineteenth century, Egypt was formed as a centralized state out of a 'province' of the Ottoman Empire.
Then in 61-60 he served as governor of the Roman 'province' of Further Spain.
Fears among the Protestant community of Northern Ireland that it may be on the verge of losing its majority in the 'province' have been eased in the light of the results of the 2001 Census.
For more than 400 years, Bosnia was an important 'province' of the Ottoman Empire.
Bishop Packer will act as chief consecrator on behalf of the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Metropolitan of the 'province' .
Up until 1830 Algeria was an autonomous 'province' of the Ottoman Empire.
There is fear that division of the 'province' will ultimately see a dramatic increase in the numbers of military personnel stationed in the contested territory.
His long and fierce campaign against the Dacians brought the Dacian 'province' into the Roman sphere.
Syria has in effect run Lebanon, once part of the Syrian 'province' of the Ottoman Empire, ever since the end of the 15-year-long civil war in Lebanon.
she knew little about wineu2014that had been her father's 'province'
It's time to create a country for the county, for the district, for the 'province' , and step by step create the normal civilian life for them.
Engcobo is also one of the poorest districts in the 'province' with 76 percent of the population living below the poverty line.
Authorities in the Pakistani province of Baluchistan say most of the 'province' 's 26 districts are suffering from severe famine as a result of the drought.
Mr Holloway said it was not his 'province' to decide on his own jurisdiction; he could enquire into it, but only make an observation.
The seven new shared schools are to be built in the ecclesiastical 'province' of Glasgow, which comprises the three dioceses of Glasgow, Motherwell and Paisley.
The school is in a poor district of the 'province' and students often go without the simplest of items, let alone educational funds.
His provincial command included the Roman 'province' of southern Gaul.
Chengdu, capital of Sichuan 'province'
she knew little about wineu2014that had been her father's 'province'
Along with the Diocese of Ferns and Ossory it is part of the Dublin 'province' with the Archbishop of Dublin as its metropolitan.
Chengdu, capital of Sichuan 'province'
Transylvania and eastern Hungary became autonomous 'provinces' of the Ottoman empire.
The improvement in the roads led to the rise of bus services from the 'provinces' to the capital, thereby aiding the migration of the rural population into Bangkok.
That country is made up of three old Ottoman Empire 'provinces' and they do have secessionist tendencies.
Numbers vary from 9,000 to 80,000, 98 per cent of whom descend on the capital from the 'provinces' .
Credits: Google Translate
