exprerience
अनुभव
definition
verb
the company is experiencing difficulties
encounter or undergo (an event or occurrence).
noun
he had already learned his lesson by painful experience
practical contact with and observation of facts or events.
translation of 'exprerience'
अनुभव,
अनुभवणे,
अनुभवलेली गोष्ट
example
She also worked in London, where she gained 'experience' in the health and beauty industry.
In my 'experience' most in fact do see their employees as being a valuable contribution to their business.
it was my first 'experience' of Croke Park
he spoke from 'experience'
he has management 'experience'
speaking from 'experience'
Most probably the oil industry will want to use his 'experience' and contacts in some broader role.
In addition they will gain valuable 'experience' which could help them find employment or training opportunities.
you need 'experience'
I have always said that I prefer to 'experience' feelings to the full rather than shy away from them.
Three years on and Europe has come to 'experience' a spectacular reversal of fortune in the economic realm.
Does it draw accurately from our 'experience' and whatever facts we can find?
To 'experience' new emotions, good and bad, we have to climb the mountains, and swim the ocean.
None of this denies the epistemic role of 'experience' , of observation, in scientific inquiry.
In so far as it goes, it is based on fact, 'experience' and experiment.
We do not believe the global economy will 'experience' a severe downturn, nor do we foresee a major inflationary threat.
it was an enjoyable 'experience'
It's a sad fact that age and 'experience' are no longer accorded a proper respect in our society.
At 18 she started working in Ibiza and built up contacts and 'experience' .
did you 'experience' any pain?
you should have the necessary 'experience' in health management
he had learned his lesson by painful 'experience'
In fact, direct 'experience' can be a fast way for kids to learn the ropes of misleading ad campaigns.
How did he gain the necessary 'experience' in public relations consulting?
As training will be provided, no 'experience' or skills are necessary, but they would be an advantage.
These patients have no awareness of their surroundings, nor do they 'experience' sensations.
he has 'experience' in the field
That 'experience' precipitated my first contact as an employee with a union.
We intend to provide an opportunity for others to 'experience' the joy and also comfort our faith brings to us.
she has 'experience' in training teams
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