sterling
अस्सल
definition
adjective
this organization does sterling work for youngsters
(of a person or their work, efforts, or qualities) excellent or valuable.
translation of 'sterling'
ब्रिटिश चलन,
(सोने, चांदी) ठराविक मोलाचा व शुद्धतेचा,
अस्सल,
शुदध
example
Yes, your 'sterling' reputation is something I'm well aware of, Commander.
Ingrid has been doing some 'sterling' work on the problems in the Sudan.
The officers seized 230 kilos in pure cocaine and £1 million 'sterling' in assorted currency from the boat.
As well as the television dramas there has been some 'sterling' film work.
Although the strength of 'sterling' is often cited as a deterrent to investment, inward investment into Britain is still very high.
He's got a wonderful nanny, she's doing a 'sterling' job.
Visitors from the Republic pay the standard brochure rate in Irish pounds even though the price is quoted in 'sterling' .
The ladies' committee, moreover, received praise for its 'sterling' work in distributing leaflets and obtaining signatures on petitions.
Depreciation of 'sterling' against the US dollar has also been a contributing factor to the decline in gross margins.
They are cashing in on demand from the North where the value of 'sterling' keeps prices high.
they've got a 'sterling' reputation
Economists say the current exchange rate of around 1.4 euros to the pound is about the right price at which 'sterling' should convert to the euro.
He blames the continued strength of 'sterling' against other currencies, particularly the euro.
Pupils at a Bury high school have been rewarded for their 'sterling' environmental efforts.
A most wonderful lady of 'sterling' qualities, she was deeply religious.
she did a 'sterling' job
Manufacturing exports have not done too badly, despite 'sterling' 's strength.
The Irish band made a staggering £60 million 'sterling' in 2001 with their world tour.
Some of the Irish money was converted into 'sterling' and is believed to have been smuggled back into the country, the sources said.
He also produced a 'sterling' performance.
we're unable to accept 'sterling'
Great young achievers from throughout the county have been honoured for their 'sterling' community work.
In the historiography of post-war Britain, the management of 'sterling' as an international currency is often seen as an example of this dilemma.
The junior committee do a 'sterling' job in organising and coaching the junior members.
I'm sure his contorted expression of awe and sadness was a 'sterling' effort.
He won many hearts for his 'sterling' performances.
He praised the 'sterling' work of the Friends of St. Patrick's for their enormous contributions to the betterment of the life of patients and staff at the hospital.
How else would they recognise the 'sterling' qualities that mark her as a unique writer?
The global slowdown and 'sterling' 's continued strength against the euro have reduced sales volumes and profitability.
They are committed to the cause and do a 'sterling' job for the community.
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