exprerience
പരിചയം
definition
verb
the company is experiencing difficulties
encounter or undergo (an event or occurrence).
noun
he had already learned his lesson by painful experience
practical contact with and observation of facts or events.
translation of 'exprerience'
noun
പരിചയം
example
She opted to gain more field 'experience' as well as pay off debt acquired over four years.
to gain 'experience' of sth
A great deal of training and 'experience' is necessary to refine those technical skills.
None of this denies the epistemic role of 'experience' , of observation, in scientific inquiry.
It argues that observation and 'experience' are keys to constructing and judging scientific theories.
We intend to provide an opportunity for others to 'experience' the joy and also comfort our faith brings to us.
We will 'experience' events reflecting the inner world to match the outer.
The fact that we need 'experience' to grasp this meaning is irrelevant.
Sometimes when people 'experience' hunger pangs, their body is actually telling them that it needs water.
Eventually, you will begin to actually 'experience' the sensation of energy tingling up the spine.
If that breaks down, they 'experience' a failure in a core function, regardless of the cause.
Competing at the world level gives me the opportunity to 'experience' that feeling.
That 'experience' precipitated my first contact as an employee with a union.
I have always said that I prefer to 'experience' feelings to the full rather than shy away from them.
you should have the necessary 'experience' in health management
You might 'experience' love, lust or just friendly banter - whatever the outcome, it is worth a try.
These were living, breathing souls who could 'experience' pain and emotions just as well as we can!
We do not believe the global economy will 'experience' a severe downturn, nor do we foresee a major inflationary threat.
No 'experience' is necessary, as professional instructors will provide full training.
You have to go to a few shows to fully 'experience' this event that ebbs and flows like water.
Along the way, your team gains 'experience' and develops their skills.
She treasured and shared this 'experience' and kept contact with the friends she made there.
Others, however, who stay to gain management 'experience' as officers and NCOs are highly regarded.
Three years on and Europe has come to 'experience' a spectacular reversal of fortune in the economic realm.
In fact my 'experience' is that these boots are simply not waterproof.
it was my first 'experience' of Croke Park
We send officers abroad to gain 'experience' and pass that knowledge to the other members.
In addition they will gain valuable 'experience' which could help them find employment or training opportunities.
In fact, 'experience' shows that intelligence extracted by duress is often flawed.
audition day is an enjoyable 'experience' for any seven-year old
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