impact
અસર
definition
verb
the shell impacted twenty yards away
come into forcible contact with another object.
high interest rates have impacted on retail spending
have a strong effect on someone or something.
noun
there was the sound of a third impact
the action of one object coming forcibly into contact with another.
translation of 'impact'
ટક્કર,
અથડામણ,
પ્રભાવ,
આઘાત
noun
અચડામણ,
અસર
example
A fellow council worker, who had just got out of the vehicle and was standing close at the time of the 'impact' , suffered serious injuries.
Women are often disregarded in decision-making and camp management, even when the decisions directly 'impact' their daily lives.
Systems that directly 'impact' our ability to accomplish our mission should be the first on our list.
The bottom line is that the Government dividends 'impact' directly on programme quality.
Each of these planks has an enormous negative environmental 'impact' and, at best, mixed economic impacts.
the animals' feet do not 'impact' and damage the soil as cows' hooves do
Two weeks before the draft, almost everyone looks like a potential 'impact' player.
This technique allows the sole of the club to contact the grass at 'impact' and slide easily under the ball.
All these influences have had an 'impact' on me becoming who and what I am today.
But the extra pounds around his waist took some of the 'impact' from the blow and prevented more serious injury.
Triton's surface has relatively few 'impact' craters, suggesting that it is young.
Pollen indicates that this formation is Tertiary, coming shortly after the meteor 'impact' at the end of the Cretaceous.
Wouldn't it adversely 'impact' our ability to function in the world?
there was the sound of a third 'impact'
the bomb failed to explode on 'impact'
The immediate 'impact' of his intervention was to sidetrack preventative campaigns.
The findings of a health 'impact' assessment are often limited by financial and time costs.
our regional measures have had a significant 'impact' on unemployment
So the potential environmental 'impact' is markedly reduced by that.
All these measures, enforced by law or adopted by choice, reduce the risk of serious injury from crash 'impact' .
the documentary had an 'impact'
She made an immediate 'impact' on the Quaker community.
With residue, the raindrop 'impact' is absorbed and erosion is reduced.
Osteoporosis and fractures resulting from it can significantly 'impact' on the quality of life of organ transplant recipients.
they were thrown out of the car by the 'impact'
environmental 'impact' study
the animals' feet do not 'impact' and damage the soil as cows' hooves do
the move is not expected to 'impact' the company's employees
His passenger suffered fatal injuries in the 'impact' .
bullets that expand and cause devastating injury on 'impact'
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