exprerience
அனுபவம்
definition
verb
the company is experiencing difficulties
encounter or undergo (an event or occurrence).
noun
he had already learned his lesson by painful experience
practical contact with and observation of facts or events.
translation of 'exprerience'
அநுபவம்
noun
அனுபவம்
example
The Brits have in fact had first-hand 'experience' and proved themselves worthy.
Students, as you may already know through 'experience' or observation, do not have much money.
We have no 'experience' with the full 2005 aero package.
She is returning for a family wedding in November and wants to know whether she will 'experience' culture shock.
In fact, direct 'experience' can be a fast way for kids to learn the ropes of misleading ad campaigns.
To 'experience' new emotions, good and bad, we have to climb the mountains, and swim the ocean.
speaking from 'experience'
The fact that we need 'experience' to grasp this meaning is irrelevant.
Sometimes when people 'experience' hunger pangs, their body is actually telling them that it needs water.
Here is one painful lesson learned from 'experience' that I would like to pass on to others.
At 18 she started working in Ibiza and built up contacts and 'experience' .
he had a bad 'experience' with the police
you should have the necessary 'experience' in health management
We 'experience' complex emotions and delicate beauty, feeling the vitality that only a human body can show.
That 'experience' precipitated my first contact as an employee with a union.
older men whose 'experience' could be called upon
I have no 'experience' of teaching
It's a sad fact that age and 'experience' are no longer accorded a proper respect in our society.
We knew we would 'experience' a difficult start because of our tight development schedule.
We intend to provide an opportunity for others to 'experience' the joy and also comfort our faith brings to us.
How did he gain the necessary 'experience' in public relations consulting?
for the younger players it has been a learning 'experience'
Bill is never a paragraph away from an anecdote, and everything he says is rooted in 'experience' and fact.
it was an enjoyable 'experience'
She also worked in London, where she gained 'experience' in the health and beauty industry.
These patients have no awareness of their surroundings, nor do they 'experience' sensations.
A great deal of training and 'experience' is necessary to refine those technical skills.
In fact, it is when we 'experience' intense emotion that wisdom is closest at hand.
he had already learned his lesson by painful 'experience'
The only way we can 'experience' such royal events now is vicariously, through our modern media.
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