current
વર્તમાન
definition
noun
ocean currents
a body of water or air moving in a definite direction, especially through a surrounding body of water or air in which there is less movement.
adjective
keep abreast of current events
belonging to the present time; happening or being used or done now.
translation of 'current'
વર્તમાન
noun
પ્રવાહ
adjective
ચાલુ
example
It is caused by a slowing down of the Atlantic Conveyor, the 'current' which circulates water in the ocean.
to go against the 'current'
Their faces light up and eyes twinkle as if there's a 'current' of electricity swirling inside them.
she spoke about the 'current' situation in Africa
Has anyone bothered to ask the population at large how safe they feel in the 'current' police presence?
a 'current' driving licence
When a 'current' flows through a wire a circular magnetic field is created around it.
The 'current' then reverses and flows in a negative direction for the remaining milliseconds of the electrical discharge.
Then measure the voltage and 'current' by attaching your volt meter to the two pieces of metal.
coastal 'current'
the political 'current' of the time
The orchestra is made up of both past and 'current' students from the Presentation College.
The direct analogy to voltage and 'current' is the flow of water through a hose.
Owing to this resistance, an electric field has to drive the electrons in order to maintain the 'current' .
the 'current' swept her away
However, the magnet exists only when the 'current' is flowing from the battery.
What use was learning about the past when there were much more 'current' situations to deal with?
The decline of the dollar is a warning sign that 'current' economic trends cannot continue.
the 'current' was too strong
He said the 'current' services that were present were insufficient because of a lack of funding.
The attitude 'current' at the time was that they were an inferior race.
I wish the producers would realise that 'current' affairs is not the only show in town.
In this context the resistivity of a rock means its resistance to the flow of an electrical 'current' .
This was done in the 'current' research by presenting events (bets on the toss of a coin) in blocks.
The most 'current' bibliographical entry dates from June 2003, the year before publication.
It glittered and it looked almost as if a 'current' of water ran through it.
there was a rumour 'current' at the time
However, they obviously did not do enough because if there was not a serious problem the 'current' turn of events would not have happened.
He is not sure whether this legislation does dovetail neatly into the 'current' situation.
One 'current' trend is to make the skirt panels extremely stiff.
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