trend
প্রবণতা
definition
verb
unemployment has been trending upward
change or develop in a general direction.
the Richelieu River trends northward to Lake Champlain
(especially of geographical features) bend or turn away in a specified direction.
noun
an upward trend in sales and profit margins
a general direction in which something is developing or changing.
translation of 'trend'
প্রবণ হওয়া,
ঝোঁক,
হেলা
verb
বাঁকা,
ফেরা,
ঝোঁকা
noun
হাত্তয়া,
প্রবণতা,
মোড়
example
At any rate, there is a worrying 'trend' developing along the North Mayo coast.
But we expect the general 'trend' in 2000 will be in the opposite direction to last year.
I confess it is a fashionable 'trend' , but in summer, I think most people choose cotton or silk.
The 'trend' indicates the general tendency or direction over the long-term.
As a general 'trend' , sales of Irish newspapers have declined during the past quarter.
an upward 'trend' in sales and profit margins
Some trends may be apparent but other changes may occur which may contradict the general direction of the 'trend' .
The point is that the general 'trend' is moving in the positive direction.
an upward 'trend' in sales and profit margins
The most recent batch reverse that 'trend' , generally showing the parties to be even.
The general 'trend' is towards currency management against a basket which reflects the trading mix of imports and exports.
For office supply stores, color and fashion 'trends' spell opportunity and risk.
This zone forms a narrow band that 'trends' from Loch Eriboll south to the Isle of Skye, and is bounded on the east by the Moine thrust fault.
At that time, results for the subgroup of African Americans 'trended' in the same direction, but were not conclusive.
After hitting a low of $28.55 two days after the half year results announcement, it 'trended' steadily upward to reach a high of $30.98 last Tuesday.
Exciting things like 'Stockport', 'Sugababes' and 'ebay' are 'trending' in Manchester at the moment.
It's all about style and cars and fashion and 'trends' and shape and form, so it's a great marriage.
Are the occurrences 'trending' downward or upward?
Cable modem services, with monthly fees 'trending' upward to a rough average of $45, have proved popular and sticky in the face of all the growth pains.
This technique serves to identify drug use 'trends' at an early stage in their development.
The editors followed the general 'trends' within economic history, whose foundations were developed elsewhere.
At one point yesterday, tags related to Apple's iPad occupied seven of the top 10 'trending' topics on Twitter, such was the excitement over its launch.
The exercise has also come about because of housing developments in the area which could affect population 'trends' .
We know of no previous reports of angina incidence 'trends' in Britain based on reviews of medical records from general practices.
They also reportedly stressed the importance of such positive 'trends' to be sustained in the weeks ahead.
The controversy is 'trending on' Twitter after this bizarre voicemail from his wife.
Only a few years ago, in 1999 to be precise, Al used to call upward price 'trends' a threat.
Someone had better spare me from their ramblings of fashion 'trends' and marriage.
At that time, results for the subgroup of African Americans 'trended' in the same direction, but were not conclusive.
See what's 'trending' on Twitter in your local area at Trendsmap.
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