perennial
बारमाही
definition
noun
The following is a list of suggested annuals, perennials and foliage plants.
a perennial plant.
adjective
his perennial distrust of the media
lasting or existing for a long or apparently infinite time; enduring or continually recurring.
translation of 'perennial'
बारमाही,
चिरकाल टिकणारा,
दोन वर्षांपेक्षा अधिक काळ जगणारी वनस्पती
example
It's the best, even if your club is engaged in 'perennial' struggle.
And yes, even the players acknowledge the team is a 'perennial' underachiever.
Here's a 'perennial' favourite that never fails to raise a chuckle or two.
Over the years, various stage productions have added their own theatrical styles to the show, ensuring it remains a 'perennial' favourite of theatre-goers around the world.
There are some hardy 'perennial' plants that we, as gardeners, simply must have.
Destined, it seems, to be cast in the role of 'perennial' dark horses, too often they have taken a tumble at an early fence.
One 'perennial' conceptual problem is moving students past notions that photographs are mere illustrations when paired with written text.
Few scholars of our time have so exemplified the permanent student and 'perennial' teacher.
The cities and towns of the Kingdom are located on or near side wadis that used to have 'perennial' flow emerging from springs.
Eliminate weeds, especially 'perennial' weeds, before planting to reduce weed problems later.
Their coach was cautious about his team's chances of finally ending its role as 'perennial' second to Munich.
Local people say the pond is slowly dying as the 'perennial' spring which fed the waters has been choked by a slab laid for the construction of a building.
If the weeds are sparse, use that early spring energy to hand pull some of those 'perennial' weeds.
On Tuesday night, they grappled with a 'perennial' favourite - whether to put the community's interest above their own.
A 'perennial' chestnut of debate about the police role has been whether the police are best considered as a force, with the primary function of enforcing the criminal law, or as a service, calming a sea of social troubles.
Can you think of some measures to control the flow of these natural and 'perennial' springs?
Perhaps you are a collector of qualifications - a 'perennial' student.
This is unlike the situation in 'perennial' lakes where sedimentation also occurs on sloping margins, thus perpetuating variations in depth.
Scotland's coach does not usually want for words, but even the 'perennial' optimist found it difficult to see any highlights amongst the autumnal gloom of yesterday's encounter.
There are nearly 10,000 ponds and nearly 2,000 'perennial' streams.
Up to 99 percent of the water in the 'perennial' rivers of the Chihuahuan Desert is diverted to municipal water supplies or to irrigate fields.
Water availability is a major challenge as the Lusitu river which used to be a 'perennial' river has virtually dried up largely due to damming activities in Mazabuka up stream.
Yet he remains anchored in the permanent things, in the 'perennial' liberal tradition.
The Okavango River is quite unique in that it is the only 'perennial' river in Africa that flows eastwards without reaching the ocean.
It has been found that the density of 'perennial' streams relates directly to the available moisture, which is defined as precipitation minus evapotranspiration.
As a 'perennial' student of crime, I am here to tell you that there is no such thing as a monster.
Internal communication difficulties were a 'perennial' problem with large organisations, he claimed.
But the variability of sales throughout the year, in what remains a soft market, is a 'perennial' problem which he acknowledges publishers play a role in exacerbating.
For a very long time the people of this planet have been engaged in one of the 'perennial' debates over the collective wisdom of crowds.
Among Anza-Borrego's wetlands is Coyote Creek, a 'perennial' stream in the northwest corner of the park.
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