communicate
વાતચીત
definition
verb
the prisoner was forbidden to communicate with his family
share or exchange information, news, or ideas.
receive Holy Communion.
translation of 'communicate'
ની સાથે સંપર્ક કે વ્યવહાર હોવો,
સુખદુઃખમાં ભાગ લેવો,
લઈ જવું,
બક્ષવું,
અન્યને ભાગ આપવો,
બાતમી માહિતી ઈ. આપવી કે આપ-લે કરવી,
આપવું કે ફેલાવવું
verb
જણાવવું
example
The instructor was patient, and used a radio microphone in his helmet to 'communicate' with a group of three students.
Radio has to have the emotion, has to have the ability to 'communicate' .
a politician must have the ability to 'communicate'
None of them is able to 'communicate' with each other; they are indeed strangers talking.
I put them in touch with a doctor, find them information, try to help them 'communicate' with their families back home and introduce them to people who have come from the same area.
The job is to try to 'communicate' facts and factual information about these issues.
They do not have the ability to 'communicate' how sick they are.
Most important, try to sense whether you and the architect or designer will be able to 'communicate' with each other.
Overall, then, the Internet is becoming a key means by which Canadians obtain information and 'communicate' with one another.
orthodox policy is to 'communicate' in both kinds (i.e. both bread and wine)
People tend to associate and 'communicate' with those who share their viewpoints.
Once you both have a clearer understanding of how you can 'communicate' more effectively with each other, you will find it easier next time.
The idea being that I would have to 'communicate' with the shop assistant which bread I want and that I wanted her to cut the full loaf in half.
I'd like to talk more with my Dad but we don't seem to be able to 'communicate' with each other.
It is, in short, the ability to 'communicate' , and it will get you a very long way in politics.
The pilot used his emergency radio to 'communicate' with the aeroplane flying overhead.
One primary purpose of the record is to 'communicate' patient information to the next caregiver.
Instead, everybody must be responsible and be able to 'communicate' with each other.
Ultimately, I believe, the work fails because it does not 'communicate' new information.
In the month I was trekking, I was in unable to 'communicate' with the outside world, and no news got to me.
Neither system could 'communicate' with or share operating information with the other.
His ability to 'communicate' and articulate his discussions has improved to the point that he is truly a joy to sit down with and talk about almost anything.
It is worthwhile for the benefits it can bring with increased interest in learning, fuller cultural identity and awareness, and better ability to 'communicate' together.
It said that the radio system is inadequate meaning ambulance crews can't always 'communicate' with the control centre in an emergency.
He used this expressionist approach to 'communicate' his emotions.
They need to be able to 'communicate' well with each other - not just about the positive aspects of their work but also to tackle problems as well;
He views painting as a way to 'communicate' his emotions and experiences in an immediate and powerful manner.
The ability to 'communicate' information and ideas in writing so others will understand is essential for most academic endeavors in a graduate program.
An artist uses his work to 'communicate' his feelings, emotions and understanding of a situation.
Without the ability to 'communicate' efficiently, individual effectiveness in presenting our ideas will inevitably be reduced.
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