collector
जिल्हाधिकारी
definition
noun
an art collector
a person who collects things of a specified type, professionally or as a hobby.
a tax collector
an official who is responsible for collecting money.
translation of 'collector'
गोळा करणारा,
जिल्हाधिकारी
example
revenue 'collector'
a tax 'collector'
The shutter selectively blocks and permits the passage of the ionization electrons to the 'collector' .
The collector, emitter and gate conductive pillars are respectively connected to the external 'collector' , emitter and gate electrodes with calking.
an art 'collector'
a tax 'collector'
According to another embodiment, the second cover is dielectrically isolated from a current 'collector' .
the ticket 'collector' closed the gates
Alternatively, the trap can be a 'collector' separate and apart from the electrodes of the light source.
But, beyond collecting the money for the government, the tax 'collector' had to collect enough to cover his expenses and profits.
The tax 'collector' sits at the money table with his cronies.
an art 'collector'
Even as recently as ten years ago, a book 'collector' had to be something of a detective.
Now one of the strengths of Libri's Histoire is the large number of quotes from original sources, so it was natural that Libri should be an enthusiastic 'collector' of rare books and manuscripts.
I have borrowed a lot of money from a door-to-door 'collector' , about £400.
The money 'collector' , whom we will call Blueshirt for the purpose of this story, was bound to crack under the strain.
The fractional surface contacts may be associated with the emitter, a barrier, or the 'collector' .
When their turn came to come before the rent 'collector' the money was counted and it was found to be two pence short.
For car 'collectors' or pop culture fanatics, Cruise O Matic is a delightful Sunday drive through the past.
As museums have taken notice of picture book art, so have 'collectors' .
His priceless collection of first editions and lavishly illustrated volumes is expected to attract the attention of book 'collectors' all over the country when it goes under the hammer this week.
It has nothing to do with the essence of running a business - businesses are simply unpaid tax 'collectors' for the Government.
I'm sure the tax 'collectors' will find a way to make sure that government revenues are not depleted.
In it, we follow fictional aboriginal American artist Joe Hill, who finds himself collecting trash off the side of the highway and then turning it into art to sell to 'collectors' .
He was a member of a large merchant family with diverse business interests, and he had four brothers who also were enthusiastic art 'collectors' .
As production increased, a standardized oil barrel became more important, both for businessmen and for government tax 'collectors' .
Charity bosses branded a wave of bogus money 'collectors' who preyed on visitors to Royal Ascot as ‘lowlife’.
Fundraisers at the Sydenham-based charity joined police in urging residents not to hand over money without checking identification, which all official 'collectors' carry.
Strikes by coal miners, tax 'collectors' and customs officials are also expected to take place over the next few weeks.
Record prices were also paid for paintings by Ram Kumar and Jagdish Swaminathan and buyers ranged from Indian American 'collectors' to art gallery owners.
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