reconstruction
પુનર્નિર્માણ
definition
noun
the economic reconstruction of Russia
the action or process of reconstructing or being reconstructed.
translation of 'reconstruction'
પુનઃરચના,
પુનર્નિર્માણ
noun
પુનર્રચના
example
The grant is not only timely but it comes at a critical time when the country is grappling with the economic 'reconstruction' programme.
a 'reconstruction' of the accident would be staged to try to discover the cause of the tragedy
comparison between the original and the 'reconstruction'
the economic 'reconstruction' of Russia
The 'reconstruction' of one of the buildings gives an impression of how they may have looked.
To this must be added the cost of the ongoing, even if limited, process of 'reconstruction' .
After the war, capital and labor must be expended in 'reconstruction' and repair.
The next gallery consisted of a 'reconstruction' of the painting studio on the ground floor of the Yellow House.
This is a small show that is chilling in its 'reconstruction' of events, and shows just how close the Nazis came to having an atomic weapon.
Women were indispensable in this many-sided economic and social 'reconstruction' .
This recording is a laboratory 'reconstruction' of the sounds heard by Huygens' microphones.
Emerging from the war physically devastated, Europe began a process of both economic and political 'reconstruction' .
'reconstruction' work
Historians are happy to have four sources available for 'reconstruction' of the actions, words, and intentions of Jesus.
Yet the slow process of 'reconstruction' , following the ravages of a diamond-fuelled civil war, continues.
He was in charge of this case and provided evidence as an expert in accident 'reconstruction' , on consent of the defence.
At a 'reconstruction' of the events, the policeman who fired was unable to explain why the shots had gone off.
The same drive is apparent in the process of 'reconstruction' .
The process of 'reconstruction' was so immense that all countries struggled to cope.
The Bali government has set aside special funds for the 'reconstruction' of the area damaged in the bombing.
a 'reconstruction' of the accident would be staged to try to discover the cause of the tragedy
Once the monetary settlement is received, property owners can begin the process of 'reconstruction' .
Police scrambled the force helicopter and even took the unusual step of staging a 'reconstruction' of his last known movements.
It has a 'reconstruction' of a prison cell, a 1930s pub and a 1940s kitchen, plus a lot of videos, sounds and smells.
The 'reconstruction' of Rousse railway station is to cost nine million leva.
The 'reconstruction' of that past has fallen to historians and archaeologists.
There should also be an appraisal of Britain's role in the post-war, 'reconstruction' process.
This is a serious problem which impedes the process of 'reconstruction' .
The present Guildhall is a 'reconstruction' necessitated by damage to the original during the Second World War.
History is the 'reconstruction' of the past in response to a new present that opens toward a new future.
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