overseas
भारताबाहेरील
definition
adverb
he spent quite a lot of time working overseas
in or to a foreign country, especially one across the sea.
adjective
overseas trips
from, to, or relating to a foreign country, especially one across the sea.
translation of 'overseas'
परदेशी,
समुद्रावरुन पलीकडे,
समुद्रावरुन चालणारा,
समुद्रावर
example
In that time she accompanied members of the Royal Family on some unforgettable 'overseas' tours.
The research report also notes a sharp increase in the number of 'overseas' students coming to Britain.
Britain is also second only to the United States in the number of 'overseas' doctors it recruits every year.
We deploy the only armed forces who are required to pay UK income tax while on operations 'overseas' .
One concerns my conclusion that the Kirk's 'overseas' mission should be cut back drastically.
It is his second 'overseas' trip since leaving office following a trip to Britain in June.
The police could get a warrant then find out the person is going off on an 'overseas' trip.
It will not be her first trip 'overseas' nor will it be her first representing her country.
We're told that when we go 'overseas' we must respect the values of our host nation.
The number of 'overseas' weddings has increased by 55 per cent in the last five years.
Individuals also left Britain voluntarily to seek better opportunities 'overseas' .
Our collection was the cheapest and best way of keeping a record of 'overseas' trips.
As Mr Wood put it, the policy covers 'overseas' secondment as well as business trips.
'overseas' student
One of his sisters and he have become very close and she has even been on 'overseas' trips with Don.
He's come into the Scotland team, as an 'overseas' player, and dealt with the pressure very well.
It was a great experience just being with the team and racing 'overseas' for the first time.
It could be for a relative who lives 'overseas' or a grandchild whom grandparents do not see at Christmas.
They would then be able to compete with the new wave of 'overseas' entrants on quality, waiting times and price.
This means its products are suitable for use in 'overseas' markets and in the broader healthcare sector.
he spent five years 'overseas'
Quite properly, the city's galleries and museums put on a spread for the many 'overseas' visitors.
It is estimated that there are four times as many Lebanese living 'overseas' as there are in Lebanon.
I say that not only to you but to our friends 'overseas' and also to those who are not our friends.
Maybe something to do with social work or working for an aid organisation 'overseas' .
Such is the sketch of the story, which will be published 'overseas' in the full version soon.
It is a kick in the teeth for the sailors who go on the ships that take our exports 'overseas' .
It is always difficult to judge what an 'overseas' promotional event is really like.
Fire officers believe that experience 'overseas' has shown the extra research to be superfluous.
The influence of 'overseas' players in England has undoubtedly played a part.
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