battlefield
બેટલફિલ્ડ
definition
noun
death on the battlefield
the piece of ground on which a battle is or was fought.
translation of 'battlefield'
noun
યુદ્ધ ભૂમિ
example
There is already some communication, but it is not specially structured for 'battlefield' conditions.
from the outset it was a 'battlefield'
He knows he appeals to people who still regard politics not as the art of compromise, but as the 'battlefield' of ideology.
an ideological 'battlefield'
'battlefield' nuclear weapons
'battlefield' conditions
Why did men keep on fighting when conditions on the 'battlefield' were so awful?
The wars of the future will not be fought on the 'battlefield' or at sea.
Political geography may have been shaped in the mind as well as on the ground and the 'battlefield' .
Many men, however, also saw it as their duty to bring honour to their clan or caste, by fighting bravely on the 'battlefield' .
'battlefield' conditions
an ideological 'battlefield'
death on the 'battlefield'
death on the 'battlefield'
Like elections in the United States and Europe, Canadian elections are ideological 'battlegrounds' .
One big problem with using the past to predict the future is that the real 'battlegrounds' differ dramatically from election to election.
Equality of the races and of the sexes have become continuing 'battlegrounds' .
At the beginning of 1916, the Germans introduced a new weapon to the 'battlefields' on the Western Front.
The house-building sector is the perfect 'battleground' for these two emotions.
You need us, because wars are no longer fought on 'battlefields' .
Terrorists wear civilian clothes and they don't fight on 'battlefields' .
Women in most (including Western) cultures are required to embody the ethnicity of a culture and our bodies become the 'battlegrounds' for conflicts between men of different cultural groups.
From the 'battlefields' to the playing fields, veteran actor and playwright Frank Williams knows all about both.
Future 'battlefields' will require ground units to cover ever-widening frontages.
As soon as they reach the age of 16, men and women are called upon to fight on the 'battlefields' .
The debt of gratitude owed to veterans of the Second World War is to be partially repaid through a u00a310m scheme allowing them to visit the foreign 'battlegrounds' where they fought.
The political spectrum has become narrower with the ideological 'battleground' moving to the right.
But Kerry must equally fight on the 'battlefields' of personality and policy.
How the parties deal with that once it happens is turning out to be a 'battleground' in many cases.
American veterans are now tourists on 'battlefields' where once they fought.
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