present
उपस्थित
definition
verb
a top executive will present an award to employees who built the F-150
give something to (someone) formally or ceremonially.
this should not present much difficulty
bring about or be the cause of (a problem or difficulty).
noun
they are happy and at peace, refusing to think beyond the present
the period of time now occurring.
a Christmas present
a thing given to someone as a gift.
adjective
a doctor must be present at the ringside
(of a person) in a particular place.
she did not expect to find herself in her present situation
existing or occurring now.
translation of 'present'
(कोर्ट) वकिलाने आपली बाजू मांडणे,
विचारार्थ पुढे असणारा,
हल्लीचा,
उपस्थित,
हजर असलेला,
बक्षिस, भेट देणे,
सद्य
example
It should be clear that an apology has to be in the first person, and in the 'present' tense.
But in his 'present' situation, his dwindling resources could not feed even one mouth.
Michael's parents, David and Marie, were 'present' to thank everyone for their generosity.
Formaldehyde is just one of several gases 'present' indoors that may cause illnesses.
Too often the posts 'present' an extreme view of reality that represent the author's bias.
Ruth, 18, offered to 'present' the painting to Mr Bayley as a memento of York, the floods and the exhibition.
may I 'present' my wife?
a Christmas 'present'
There is still great generosity in the heart of man, even in the 'present' age.
the suspect may 'present' a danger to himself or others
The plight of Aboriginal people today has just as much to do with the past as with the 'present' .
Relatives and friends expend considerable effort to be 'present' when death is near.
this should not 'present' much difficulty
he failed to 'present' himself in court
The 'present' situation is intolerable both for the residents and for the Travellers.
He was 'present' , and ready to commence the procedure immediately.
The 'present' and the future were so much more interesting than the past.
All ten of us were 'present' and accounted for as we went down into the subway station for our next ride.
She said even if the commission did not require Rowley to attend, he would like to be 'present' to testify.
In almost all the comets examined, the spots were 'present' only in the head of the comet.
you're to 'present' yourself for the oral examination at 09:10
Looking deep into Jim's eyes she saw her past, her 'present' and her future.
to 'present' a financial statement
they were to 'present' their rifles, take aim, and fire
In the 'present' article, the authors examined mercury in human saliva as a pollutant.
is there a doctor 'present'?
this job shouldn't 'present' difficulties for the likes of you
These groups 'present' more direct challenges than other groups with established Whitehall connections.
It is to meet with the groups to discuss the difficulties it has with the 'present' legislation.
The next step is to remove any loose or flaking paint that may be 'present' near the joint by scraping or sanding.
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