current
चालू
definition
noun
ocean currents
a body of water or air moving in a definite direction, especially through a surrounding body of water or air in which there is less movement.
adjective
keep abreast of current events
belonging to the present time; happening or being used or done now.
translation of 'current'
चालू,
आजचा,
प्रचारातील,
सद्यकालीन
example
A first detector detects an average of the AC 'current' applied to the charge member.
As discussed previously, voltage is measured in volts, and 'current' is measured in amps.
I'm not expected to be well-educated on modern politics and 'current' events.
The orchestra is made up of both past and 'current' students from the Presentation College.
This was done in the 'current' research by presenting events (bets on the toss of a coin) in blocks.
When a 'current' flows through a wire a circular magnetic field is created around it.
his book only reflected one 'current'
changes will be made during the 'current' year
Most often people indulge in a fight not over a 'current' event but about something that happened in the past.
Owing to this resistance, an electric field has to drive the electrons in order to maintain the 'current' .
He said the 'current' services that were present were insufficient because of a lack of funding.
He is not sure whether this legislation does dovetail neatly into the 'current' situation.
the 'current' swept her away
One 'current' trend is to make the skirt panels extremely stiff.
the 'current' edition of the magazine
However, the magnet exists only when the 'current' is flowing from the battery.
The prospectus doesn't forecast what will happen in the 'current' year.
It is caused by a slowing down of the Atlantic Conveyor, the 'current' which circulates water in the ocean.
However, they obviously did not do enough because if there was not a serious problem the 'current' turn of events would not have happened.
air 'current'
It's a peculiar sort of pain, like a 'current' of electricity is grinding between the broken ends of bone.
Has anyone bothered to ask the population at large how safe they feel in the 'current' police presence?
she spoke about the 'current' situation in Africa
Like all problems, however, the 'current' perception of incompetence presents an opportunity.
ocean 'current'
The most 'current' bibliographical entry dates from June 2003, the year before publication.
that phrase isn't in 'current' usage
What use was learning about the past when there were much more 'current' situations to deal with?
The decline of the dollar is a warning sign that 'current' economic trends cannot continue.
Itching to begin new projects while 'current' ones still sit unfinished?
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