accommodate
இடமளிக்கும்
definition
verb
the cabins accommodate up to 6 people
(of physical space, especially a building) provide lodging or sufficient space for.
any language must accommodate new concepts
fit in with the wishes or needs of.
translation of 'accommodate'
கடமைப்படுத்து
verb
இணங்கு
example
any language must 'accommodate' new concepts
In the case of genuine absence, you must see if you can 'accommodate' the needs of the employee.
The chapel could only 'accommodate' a fraction of the people and each mass was dedicated to all the victims.
The system cannot revolve around any one case, but must try to 'accommodate' the needs of all cases.
the cottages 'accommodate' up to six people
Some of the pigs might also go to nearby farm buildings if neighbouring farms could 'accommodate' them, he added.
Meanwhile, new buildings on the four hectare site will 'accommodate' another 60 flats.
Difference of opinion is good but we must learn to 'accommodate' each other's point of view at the same time.
making users 'accommodate' to the realities of today's marketplace
Not for Mandarin, but for the other local languages it is designed to 'accommodate' .
the cabins 'accommodate' up to 6 people
any language must 'accommodate' new concepts
It is difficult to 'accommodate' the wishes of all in the community but we do try to get it right as far as we possibly can.
Certain other measures have been adopted to 'accommodate' the claimant's wishes.
Every effort should be made to 'accommodate' the wishes of women and their partners.
The one issue they all agree on is that the work world must change to 'accommodate' families.
The daguerreotypist was expected to 'accommodate' the wishes of his clients.
making consumers 'accommodate' to the realities of today's marketplace
The local government has thus far built shelters to 'accommodate' people from the area.
Kissinger assumed a key role in state decision-making during the 1970s and attempted to take the USA in a realist direction of 'accommodating to' its declining power by non-ideological calculations.
Thus the Fed, far from maintaining its 'accommodative' mode, is poised to raise rates at the end of this month.
In the first phase this has proved to be relatively 'accommodative' ; however, in the second phase when companies have had the chance to gain experience, the allocations are likely to be more restrictive.
This room is at the heart of the property; a recessed area 'accommodates' an oil-fired Rayburn range while there is a cut slate floor and work surface.
He's griping about the team not 'accommodating' his wish to be traded.
Markets are coming to grips with the fact that 'accommodative' US monetary policy has not only helped produce a solid recovery but has rekindled inflation, he said.
Dookeran said T & T's current monetary policy stance of being reactive and 'accommodative' was full of risk and might even open up the issue as to the vulnerability of our banking sector.
The price often seems to rise inexorably as more voices must be 'accommodated' at every turn, especially as the EU enlarges.
Earlier on Sunday, US Treasury Secretary John Snow called on Europe to adopt ‘more 'accommodative' monetary and fiscal policies‘.
Their 'accommodative' nature is now fuelling inflation levels.
An old cooperage behind the Scottish Fisheries Museum 'accommodates' Peter Jukes' lauded seafood restaurant.
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