carrier
वाहक
definition
noun
water carriers
a person or thing that carries, holds, or conveys something.
Pan Am was the third US carrier to cease operations in 1991
a person or company that undertakes the professional conveyance of goods or people.
translation of 'carrier'
वाहक,
हमाल,
गाडीत सामान ठेवण्याचा भाग
example
A film is printed onto a 'carrier' of polyvinyl alcohol.
An unaffected 'carrier' male will pass on the pre-mutation to all of his daughters but to none of his sons.
The company was selling air fares on-line without being licensed as an air 'carrier' , or a tour operator, or a travel agency.
Like insulin, glucagon lacks a plasma 'carrier' protein, and like insulin its circulating half life is also about 5 minutes.
There is a two-in-four chance that the child will inherit one of each kind of gene and be a 'carrier' like the parents and free of disease.
As of September 1971, an attack 'carrier' would be able to respond to Gulf contingencies within two weeks.
Case Slick uses an alcohol 'carrier' that evaporates and leaves just a little lube on the case.
Britain has a naval task force of 27 ships led by the 'carrier' HMS Illustrious on its way to the region to take part in a joint military exercise with Oman.
When the 'carrier' insect feeds on a warm-blooded animal, the eggs hatch and the larva penetrates the skin.
This protein, a 'carrier' of small hydrophobic molecules including retinoic acid, has the potential to modulate lymphatic responses.
the largest timber 'carrier' ever to dock at Sharpness
If you want to use a T-perch on top of your bird 'carrier' then allow your parrot to sit on the perch for a short time every day so that he/she gets used to it.
Kira had left her with a blanket, the clothes she was wearing, a stuffed animal and the infant 'carrier' .
Flux injection is a relatively new process in which fluxing compounds are introduced into the molten metal by a mechanical device using an inert gas 'carrier' .
the black rat, best known as 'carrier' of bubonic plague
According to the organisation, one in every 40 people is a genetic 'carrier' of the disease and one in 6,000 babies is born with the disease.
They rescued the cats, putting two in a 'carrier' and a third in a bag.
The animal has been portrayed as a good sheep dog, a 'carrier' of the needed aid, a messenger in the time of war, a seeing eye to the physically impaired, of simply a trusty household pet.
the instruments can be sent by 'carrier'
Counseling regarding the trait is important because the hemoglobin gene can be passed on to a 'carrier' 's child.
Since the government began to privatise the telecommunications 'carrier' , basic telephone charges have increased by 160 to 220 percent.
Counseling and education regarding the trait are important because the sickle gene can be passed to a 'carrier' 's children.
The private 'carrier' had earlier started services between Singapore and Mumbai.
Use caution when using a nitrogen fertilizer as the 'carrier' in mixtures.
If no disease is present then the gene is recessive; the person is a 'carrier' , but may pass on the defective gene to the offspring.
In contrast, the sea waybill is only a contract of carriage whereby the 'carrier' undertakes to deliver the cargo to the person identified by the shipper as entitled to take delivery of the cargo.
the badger is a 'carrier' of bovine tuberculosis
As most cat owners know, the most difficult part about this task is getting the cat into the pet 'carrier' .
the largest timber 'carrier' ever to dock at a Malaysian port
Japan's biggest international telecoms 'carrier' is Singapore Telecom
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