property
મિલકત
definition
noun
she wanted Oliver and his property out of her house
a thing or things belonging to someone; possessions collectively.
the property of heat to expand metal at uniform rates
an attribute, quality, or characteristic of something.
translation of 'property'
noun
મિલકત
example
People stole 'property' because of suffering when the mine closed down.
Stop-and-search is conducted when officers have a reasonable suspicion that a person is carrying a weapon or stolen 'property' .
'property' prices have declined
But how were those notions of ownership and 'property' understood in customary terms?
This 'property' may be attributed to its ability to diffuse in the reaction medium.
The fire had caused serious smoke and heat damage to the 'property' , he said.
When arrests were made stolen 'property' was recovered that belonged to two victims of a robbery in the town centre.
residential 'property'
This series and its characters are my 'property' and can only be used with my permission.
Valuable 'property' was stolen, but worst of all was the trail of damage that was left behind.
the couple in the adjoining 'property' are old
this is private 'property'
Forested wetlands on and around the 'property' slow the water and soak it up.
Thousands of pounds worth of 'property' have been stolen from properties on the outskirts of town in recent weeks.
The characteristic 'property' of membrane proteins is their intimate contact with lipids.
rights of 'property'
personal 'property'
right of 'property'
the stolen 'property' was not recovered
And few could argue that the asking purchase price was too high for the entire 'property' - house and lands.
the stolen 'property' was not recovered
the 'property' of heat to expand metal at uniform rates
There are others who break into vehicles and steal other people's 'property' and make residents feel unsafe in their own community.
we accept no responsibility for loss of 'property'
The derisory rates of interest have encouraged savers to play the stock market or buy 'property' .
she wanted Oliver and his 'property' out of her flat
The second major element in communist doctrine was the social ownership of 'property' and central planning of the economy.
she wanted Oliver and his 'property' out of her house
The index is formed by the prices of residential property, commercial 'property' and land.
It was, they said, far too risky and was overexposed to the commercial 'property' market.
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