foundation
ફાઉન્ડેશન
definition
noun
As Fry cut the vinyl siding, the parkland around him was bustling with construction teams pouring concrete and building solid new foundations .
the lowest load-bearing part of a building, typically below ground level.
this idea is the foundation of all modern economics
an underlying basis or principle for something.
translation of 'foundation'
પ્રતિષ્ઠાન,
સખાવત-નિધિ,
સ્થાયી નિધિ
noun
પાયો
example
First comes knowledge - building a strong intellectual 'foundation' .
Men like these formed a very shaky 'foundation' on which to build a dynasty.
If lipstick looks too shiny on your eyelids, dust your lids with loose powder 'foundation' to tone down the color.
This will give us an elimination list for the registration campaign, as well as a 'foundation' for the 2005 election canvassing that follows.
The programme will gather facial scans, iris scans and fingerprints from 10,000 volunteers as a 'foundation' for the scheme.
But the familiar areas of using the past as a 'foundation' for poetic subjects and technique is observed in the central strengths of many American poets.
without stability, the country will not be able hold the elections that will lay the 'foundation' for a peaceful and democratic future
The Institute of Mathematics of the Academy of Sciences was founded in Kiev in 1934 and Grave served as the first director of the Institute from its 'foundation' until his death in 1939.
It may provide the beginnings of a 'foundation' for an integrated understanding of depression.
They were just based on some report from a dodgy journalist, with probably no 'foundation' whatsoever.
This will provide you publications and a 'foundation' for your dissertation.
But I'd also establish a philanthropic 'foundation' and give a lot away to charitable causes.
All three arguments are without legal 'foundation' .
Each paper is interesting in its own right and as a group they show that, even a century after he wrote, Henry George's ideas are taken seriously as a 'foundation' for policy analysis.
And the president has laid a solid 'foundation' for economic growth.
the 'foundation' of a civil service college
Apply your usual 'foundation' make-up or powder to cover any imperfections and even out your skin tone.
Third, locate the building where the 'foundation' can be poured on undisturbed ground.
But only an acknowledgement of the truth by all sides in this conflict can provide a 'foundation' for peace.
Until they learn that lesson, any ideas of major expansion are without cause, 'foundation' or worth.
I couldn't help thinking that she could be quite gorgeous, if she did something with her hair, got contacts, and applied some serious 'foundation' and lip gloss.
With 'foundation' , everything begins with the right color.
If the reasons make no sense and are without 'foundation' then I should so rule.
For my make-up I had applied very little 'foundation' , shimmering brown lipstick, and matching eye shadow.
distorted and misleading accusations with no 'foundation'
They insisted on applying layers of 'foundation' and concealer, but I tried to leave the room, and shrieked hysterically when either of them attempted to touch my face.
What it doesn't do is stifle his ability to hope and to lay a solid 'foundation' for the future.
Larry was given a special Comhaltas award last year for his extraordinary service to the organisation since its 'foundation' in 1951.
physics, the 'foundation' of all the sciences
It stressed the need for convergence of fiscal and monetary policies to serve as a 'foundation' for a monetary union.
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