comprise
समावेश
definition
verb
the country comprises twenty states
consist of; be made up of.
translation of 'comprise'
चा अंतर्भाव असणे,
चा बनलेला असणे,
समावेश होणे
example
That pattern swells to a buzzing mass of sound so dense that it seems to 'comprise' a single melodic entity.
The fins 'comprise' only a minor portion of a shark's total body weight.
His compositions 'comprise' mainly chamber music, including string quartets and accompanied keyboard sonatas.
The author follows this pattern for the twenty chapters that 'comprise' the second portion.
Investors are out in force and Chambers estimates they 'comprise' approximately 65 per cent of buyers.
The trust was to 'comprise' five people including his chartered accountant.
Homes receiving ad-supported cable programming now 'comprise' more than 80 percent of all U.S. television households.
On race wheels, the core may incorporate spokes, and 'comprise' a large portion of the wheel.
For example, women are estimated to 'comprise' almost one-third of the current homeless population.
The contingent will 'comprise' a revolving cast, including six of the veterans profiled in the film.
A fuller treatment of the documents which 'comprise' the Treaty can be found here.
Direct purchases by state and local governments now 'comprise' nearly 10 percent of GDP.
Species not native to northern North America 'comprise' about a third of the flora.
Aspiring competitive athletes 'comprise' only a portion of Cunningham's business.
Ultraviolet and visible light 'comprise' only a small portion of the wide ranging electromagnetic radiation spectrum.
The new board will 'comprise' twelve members, including four worker directors.
Threats to the body of the individual, in other words, 'comprise' challenges to the body of the family.
The changes included using study sets 'comprising' synonyms, rhymes, or unrelated words.
There is also a separate guest suite 'comprising' two bedrooms and a bathroom, as well as a garage.
The invention 'comprises' a plurality of cameras positioned at a certain event, such as a sporting event.
Tourism is Florida's number one industry, 'comprising' one-fifth of the state's budgeted revenue.
A dog is not the same animal as a cat just because both species are 'comprised' of different breeds.
The public tends to regard banks as 'comprising' a single group.
The audience, 'comprising' students, teachers and a couple of parents, were an enthusiastic lot.
The avocado salad was 'comprised' of iceberg lettuce, tomato, onion and a whole sliced avocado.
A task force 'comprising' doctors and nurses was trained and a simple disease management system was adopted.
The consortium 'comprises' well-heeled individuals who enjoy tax advantages in return for their funding of the hotel projects.
Each professional was accompanied by three amateur players, 'comprising' members of Cherry Lodge or their guests.
The remainder of the unit 'comprises' warehouse accommodation and includes a roller shutter door.
The 25-member team mostly 'comprises' students in their early twenties.
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