establish
स्थापन
definition
verb
the British established a rich trade with Portugal
set up (an organization, system, or set of rules) on a firm or permanent basis.
the principle of the supremacy of national parliaments needs to be firmly established
achieve permanent acceptance or recognition for.
translation of 'establish'
निवासस्थान,
स्थापन करणे,
घट्ट पायावर उभारणी झालेला कारखाना , दुकान इत्यादी,
कामावर नेमलेले लोक
example
It's not taken him long to 'establish' himself as a firm favourite with Salford Reds supporters.
He said it was important to 'establish' efficient communications systems between the islands.
He called on non-government organisations to 'establish' contact with the families of the infected children and find a way to help them.
The group's cheerleaders claim this will 'establish' the firm as one of Britain's most financially successful e-tailers.
We must now 'establish' who bought the estate and who lived on it through the years till 1700.
He left the security of permanent employment to 'establish' a sports centre in Melbourne.
Subsequently, I visited each community to 'establish' personal contact with the deaf people and their families.
When a firm chooses to 'establish' a subsidiary, internal as well as external conditions are taken into account.
The two opening scenes of the film 'establish' a violent world in which human life appears to be valued very little.
Others are visiting the country for short periods to 'establish' contact with the criminal community.
to 'establish' a principle
At its best, the unobtrusive digital camera allows directors to quickly 'establish' intimacy in character-driven films.
No we do not have a separate team to 'establish' communication with international organisations.
You now leave him with his trump winner, and 'establish' clubs.
the right plan would be to 'establish' dummy's diamonds
she managed to 'establish' herself in the business
The core purpose of the program is to 'establish' connections and communication between the participating schools.
One should initially 'establish' who is liable for the tax.
Nor does he 'establish' the environments and locations enough to aid the sympathetic process for the viewer.
So what if they 'establish' their spades?
The life-size cardboard cut-out policemen helped the firm 'establish' itself on the other side of the Atlantic.
Perhaps we should also consider using the Internet to 'establish' closer contact with the community.
Most important was to 'establish' contact with the audience and not to lose it.
'establish' the location with a wide shot
What I am trying to do now is to 'establish' contacts with various Bulgarian cultural and educational organisations and institutions.
'establish' what happened
As Tavernier himself points out in one of the extra feature interviews on the DVD, Clouzot is able to 'establish' each character's background and class in a few moments of screen time.
care must be taken to 'establish' the facts
to 'establish' a base
Some teachers would make an initial effort to 'establish' communication and then would lessen their efforts.
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