league
લીગ
definition
verb
Oscar had leagued with other construction firms
join in a league or alliance.
noun
the League of Nations
a collection of people, countries, or groups that combine for a particular purpose, typically mutual protection or cooperation.
The cloud is kicked up from so many teams scrambling for the league championship.
a group of sports clubs that play each other over a period for a championship.
translation of 'league'
સંઘ
example
the year we won the 'league'
This is about the integrity of a 'league' and an agreement: A deal is a deal.
It made sense, of course, since the hockey 'league' he played for was beginning their Christmas break.
We want both; we don't want a more competitive 'league' at a lower quality level.
However, it is not in the same 'league' as countries such as Canada.
The borough currently tops the country's 'league' for the collection of paper, cans and plastic bottles.
Run over three nights, the 'league' was keenly contested with the outcome in doubt to the very end.
We were totally out of our 'league' , however, in the fine wines category and after the questions on Chinese dynasties we were in last place.
She's out of her 'league' , according to the class consciousness of the time.
They aren't suddenly going to win the 'league' but at long last there seems to be a proper plan in place that might one day allow them to do so.
And what exactly gave you the impression that great guy is so totally out of your 'league' ?
When will we again see a winning streak like Arsenal managed in the English premier football 'league' ?
When it comes to pulling political strokes, they are a class act, in a 'league' of their own.
They also both manage teams in the same online fantasy basketball 'league' .
It appears to be in a different 'league' from other buildings which have been converted into cavernous licensed premises.
They have experience and know how to win and lose leagues so they will be capable of winning the 'league' .
In a 'league' of her own, the savvy businesswoman is a self-made franchise.
The cloud is kicked up from so many teams scrambling for the 'league' championship.
His performance in the 'league' , which he won without dropping a frame, led to his being re-seeded number one.
They have the opportunity to show they are the real deal, that with some quality additions they can make progress and make it an even closer contest for the 'league' next year.
We had won the 'league' with five games to go and people were talking about a crisis.
At this moment it is easier to win the 'league' than the Champions League or even the FA Cup.
Fair enough, they've had a couple of good results, but winning the Champions 'league' ?
The story isn't quite in that 'league' but the execution is impeccable.
The final of the 'league' was hotly contested.
We have got the home games in the bag to come but in our eyes we want to win the next four games and win the 'league' .
So, if funding both in the UK and abroad seems out of your 'league' , a quick blast with this book could change your outlook and prospects for the future.
He's utterly out of my 'league' , so that makes it easier to say that.
As a songwriter, he is in a 'league' of his own and is surely among the best writers this country has produced over the last three decades.
The 'league' is a small extremist group.
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