proximity
शेजारी
definition
noun
do not operate microphones in close proximity to television sets
nearness in space, time, or relationship.
translation of 'proximity'
शत्रुपक्षाच्या लक्ष्याजवळ जाताच उडणारा व स्फोट घडवुन आणणारा फ्युझ,
सान्निध्य,
च्या शेजारी
example
Even the close 'proximity' of the other players over a long period didn't seem to create any camaraderie in him.
Residents believe the site is already too noisy because of its close 'proximity' to the Avenue La Fleche.
How can you put a shop like this in an area with so many schools in close 'proximity' , and a park across the road?
The close 'proximity' of the road to our houses will also affect the foundations, he said.
They highlighted traffic, poor accessibility and 'proximity' to power lines as concerns.
Power is thus increasingly based on accessibility to information not 'proximity' .
That picture was so obviously taken from a nearby few feet, judging from the close 'proximity' of the close up.
The close 'proximity' to a large customer base is ideal for the development of direct sales.
The other problems we faced were that the houses are made out of wood and they are in close 'proximity' to each other.
Estate agents are increasingly using railway station 'proximity' in house sale literature.
However, the close 'proximity' of the two teams has already raised fears of espionage and loose talk.
do not operate microphones in close 'proximity' to television sets
The main thing recommending the commuter village of Uplawmoor is its 'proximity' to Glasgow.
With Sheen Mount Primary School in close 'proximity' , safety is also high on the agenda.
Outside my home children play football and rounders within very close 'proximity' to the houses and cars.
Queuing is hampered by the close 'proximity' of the check-in desk to the shelves nearby.
Mumps is highly infectious and spreads rapidly in susceptible people living in close 'proximity' .
Miss Bridges dismissed speculation that the close 'proximity' of the rides had helped the fire to spread.
do not operate microphones in close 'proximity' to television sets
If the past tense conveys distance from the speech event, the present tense conveys 'proximity' .
The 'proximity' of refugees, young offenders or the homeless might be perceived as a threat to children.
The nature of Oxford's collegiate system requires us to live together in very close 'proximity' .
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