exercise
કસરત
definition
verb
control is exercised by the Board
use or apply (a faculty, right, or process).
she still exercised every day
engage in physical activity to sustain or improve health and fitness; take exercise.
noun
exercise improves your heart and lung power
activity requiring physical effort, carried out especially to sustain or improve health and fitness.
the free exercise of religion
the use or application of a faculty, right, or process.
translation of 'exercise'
પાલન,
કવાયત,
અમલ,
ઉપયોગ
verb
કસરત કરવી
noun
કસરત,
તાલીમ
example
the 'exercise' of authority
States must take effective measures to ensure that all persons entitled to vote are able to 'exercise' that right.
Unfortunately this lack of vigorous physical 'exercise' has resulted in an increase of various illnesses.
There is a strong case for ministers, not judges, to 'exercise' emergency powers in extreme situations.
They await judgement of the Federal Court as to whether they might 'exercise' their rights to apply for asylum in Australia.
Now the player must find food to eat or he'll lose health and must also 'exercise' constantly to keep in shape.
Members of a disadvantaged group would merely 'exercise' the option to join the privileged group.
The singleness of the end contrasted with the multiplicity of means, allowed for the full 'exercise' of human faculties.
It also prohibited the federal government from interfering with the free 'exercise' of religion.
Then does the 'exercise' of the power conferred by clause 8.5 necessitate such an addition or omission?
The exercise of these activities leaves the discretion of judicial authority and the free 'exercise' of judicial power intact.
The rivalry between the two bosses is viewed as a good public relations 'exercise' .
He said he had brought the matter to the attention of the minister of Home Affairs to make arrangements to carry out a registration 'exercise' in the area.
With many country footpaths and bridleways closed because of the epidemic, owners are finding it more difficult to 'exercise' their pets.
He also attacked them for the 'exercise' of predatory power over their smaller competitors.
There are various ways to 'exercise' dogs and horses and various ways to kill foxes.
Earlier this year the council undertook a public consultation 'exercise' regarding modernisation proposals.
You've finally committed to an 'exercise' regime.
Stables also regularly use the wide expanse of shoreline to 'exercise' their horses.
Quality and service should not suffer in any way due to this cost-cutting 'exercise' .
'exercise' improves your heart and lung power
Yet the whole affair was a displacement activity: an 'exercise' in self-deception.
I am not persuaded that this case merits such exceptional 'exercise' of jurisdiction.
Two other key elements of the program, 'exercise' your body and your brain.
The high court has consistently defended the free 'exercise' of religion as well as the right not to practice religion.
The 'exercise' of critical judgment moves beyond the exercise of technical and practical judgment.
This is the time when you've got to 'exercise' for your health, while not overdoing it.
Dog walkers, who 'exercise' their pets in the fields, have complained to the police, claiming substances at the site have poisoned their pets.
This Amendment ensures the freedom of speech, press, assembly, and free 'exercise' of religion.
A change of eating habits, medication, along with 'exercise' , has improved his health.
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