success
সাফল্য
definition
noun
the president had some success in restoring confidence
the accomplishment of an aim or purpose.
translation of 'success'
noun
উন্নতি,
সিদ্ধিলাভ,
বিজয়,
সিদ্ধি,
কামাল,
জয়,
সাফল্য,
পরিণতি,
কার্যসিদ্ধি,
ফতে,
সমৃদ্ধি,
সফলতা
example
But economic growth is key if we are to achieve 'success' in these other policy areas.
Our interpretations and perceptions either defeat or enhance our social 'success' .
he made a 'success' of life in America
What is plain is that wealth and 'success' are no longer enough - now he wants fame as well.
You are much more likely to make a 'success' of something if you love what you are doing and have a passion for it.
I've asked for an explanation, with no 'success'
There can be little doubt that his initial 'success' owed a great deal to the support of his father.
A glance at the big surprise hits of the last few years shows that many did not owe their 'success' to the star system.
However, that is largely dependent on market conditions and on 'success' in securing new orders.
It is a promising start but the key to 'success' in publishing is infuriatingly elusive and enigmatic.
Scott puts his 'success' in the deal down to promotional as well as design skill.
they're restructuring the organisation, with some 'success'
Health boards had advertised for salaried GPs, but had no great 'success' in filling posts.
the president had some 'success' in restoring confidence
We do need to question what value we place on mission 'success' in situations like this one.
He said the exhibition had been a massive 'success' with people queuing into the park grounds.
I think he has put in a lot of hours to try to make a 'success' of things.
the programme was a great 'success' with young people
they had 'success' in the early years
There followed a couple of decades of stunning artistic and popular 'success' .
In my teens I lacked a lot of the self-confidence that would come with my 'success' in running.
the boxers were a 'success' in the Olympics
business 'success'
we wish them every 'success'
There is always a fear, with child stars, that their fame and 'success' will deny them a real childhood.
Dawes has also had some 'success' in his restless search for his true identity.
In every generation young people grow up surrounded by images of wealth and 'success' .
Very rarely is the link between strength of character and economic and social 'success' pointed out.
The 'success' in tempting overseas companies and thousands of jobs to Scotland gave it kudos.
The scheme is proving another 'success' in the fight against anti-social behaviour.
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