preference
પ્રેફરન્સ
definition
noun
a preference for long walks and tennis over jogging
a greater liking for one alternative over another or others.
debts owed to the community should be accorded a preference
a prior right or precedence, especially in connection with the payment of debts.
translation of 'preference'
અગ્રાધિકાર,
અધિક મહત્વ
noun
પસંદગી
example
But this was his first statement of political 'preference' .
Europeans such as Mr. Bruni have long had a 'preference' for fixed-income investments over stock.
The most popular of the ideas put forward by residents were a coffee shop and bakery, the coffee shop registering almost 100 letters of 'preference' .
Why did girls show such a strong brand 'preference' ?
debts owed to the community should be accorded a 'preference'
That must be so whether the 'preference' took the form of the payment of a debt or the grant of a security.
'preference' is given to those who make a donation
The researchers also believe there is a genetic correlation between a 'preference' for alcohol and a taste for sweets.
And what about differences between women, across class, ethnicity, sexual 'preference' , age and so on?
What happens if they put down a non-grammar school as their first 'preference' , but also enter their child for the admissions test at our school?
Very often people express a 'preference' for planting broadleaves.
nearly 40 per cent named acid house as their musical 'preference'
I cannot see that this represents anything but a 'preference' for barbarism.
The one great flaw in the present set up is 'preference' cannot be given by governors to pupils from the borough because the Greenwich Judgement precludes this.
It must be remembered that most infants show no lateral 'preference' in the first few years of life.
In addition, we will give 'preference' to articles and essays submitted under 32,000 words in length.
There are no equivalent varieties in the UK or Europe where consumers have a 'preference' for potatoes with low dry matter.
He enrolled in a journalism course, but when there were assignments to be done he felt he had to give 'preference' to his poetry writing, and left the course.
He and his colleagues had already shown that newborn chicks had a 'preference' for objects shaped like seeds.
'preference' is given to those who make a donation
The payment had the effect of conferring a 'preference' , priority or advantage on those creditors over the other creditors.
Still, he's reluctant to draw any hard and fast lines between musical 'preference' and student performance.
Well, although I'll hazard the guess that Paris will win, I think I'll express a 'preference' for London!
he chose a clock in 'preference' to a watch
The legs of his pants end above the tops of his shoes, a fashion 'preference' dictated by the hours he spends ankle-deep in wet grass.
Office seekers in Malton often declared a 'preference' for ground floor accommodation with spaces for 50 cars outside the window.
Waterbed 'preference' during the coldest temperatures may be enhanced by the ability of water to hold and save heat.
Creative Commons licenses help people express a 'preference' for sharing their work - on their own terms.
Both of them expressed a 'preference' for an alternative chair person.
In addition, the Asian style of diplomacy typically shows a 'preference' for dialog over binding decision-making.
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