practical
व्यावहारिक
definition
adjective
there are two obvious practical applications of the research
of or concerned with the actual doing or use of something rather than with theory and ideas.
it was a practical certainty that he would try to raise more money
so nearly the case that it can be regarded as so; virtual.
translation of 'practical'
व्यवहार्य,
प्रत्यक्ष करु इच्छिणारा,
प्रत्यक्ष व्यवहारातील,
व्यवहारचतुर,
(व्यक्ती मन) अनुभवी,
नित्य अनुभवायला मिळणारा
example
Until now, there has been no cost - effective, 'practical' way to meet our volume and throughput requirements.
The focus is on research and theory, rather than 'practical' matters of assessment and intervention.
Depending on travel agencies for sorting out most of the plans is also a 'practical' way of going on a road tour.
The reason is they're 'practical' , and, in a gunshop, they are most appropriate.
it's a 'practical' certainty that it'll happen
They are tuned single actions still 'practical' for regular use.
it's not very 'practical' to do that
We must be 'practical' enough to realise that the economic situation of the State or the people can never improve magically with any settlement unless measures are taken in advance.
Eminently 'practical' advice was interspersed with stirring statements of principle.
However, recent changes in back-end switch design now make it 'practical' and feasible.
Still, it doesn't seem 'practical' how she resolves things with George.
More 'practical' application of Metz's work to a North American context still remains.
And so I have to admit I don't see 'practical' applications of string theory at the moment.
They know that I'm very 'practical' , very pragmatic.
"When the kids were younger, going abroad just didn't seem 'practical' .
This isn't merely an old-fashioned system, but an effective, 'practical' way to reduce pests and diseases and to help keep your soil healthy and fertile.
I think that's the kind of solution that might be very 'practical' .
They serve a 'practical' purpose: handling 88 percent of the development's stormwater.
So let's look at his theory in 'practical' application.
The ethical and 'practical' ramifications were experienced rather than taught.
There is 'practical' certainty as to payment, and that contingency does not affect the existence of the liability.
She said Caroline was a sensible and 'practical' teenager, and prepared well for her trip.
So, if we are to achieve the goal of reducing congestion we must complement the current plan with immediate and attractive alternatives that provide 'practical' ways of travelling to and around the city.
These are 'practical' thinkers who strive to make sensible and affordable compromises and alterations to the dreams.
From a purely 'practical' standpoint, this is a very nice DVD set.
A number of alternative more 'practical' methods have been suggested.
She's just a hard-headed, 'practical' girl, sharp enough to see how much trouble she's in, but not sharp enough to do a whole lot about it.
Consideration of such uncertainty is important if qualitatively different theoretical and 'practical' implications arise.
No, she was still the prickly, ornery, far too 'practical' person she had always been, even in matters of sentiment.
All reasonable and 'practical' people will know that there cannot be much deliberation or discussion about such an initiative.
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