active
క్రియాశీల
definition
noun
By the way, they discuss many different kinds of bias on the part of the news agency, not just choice between actives and passives.
an active form of a verb.
adjective
I needed to change my lifestyle and become more active
(of a person) engaging or ready to engage in physically energetic pursuits.
she was an active member of the church
doing things for an organization, cause, or campaign, rather than simply giving it one's support.
translation of 'active '
క్రియాశీలమైన,
చురుకుగా
example
Rational strengths of force groupings for the employment in the zone of 'active' combat operations can be substantiated by two methods.
About half of all Americans age 60 and older are sexually 'active' , according to the National Council on Aging.
Others are 'active' hunters, preying on the ocean floor and crushing food with blunt flattened teeth.
I try to mentor nurses into becoming 'active' in their professional organization and in the political arena.
Colourful and co-ordinated, you can use the everyday tips and moves to get yourself 'active' .
The anoxia probably prevented 'active' and continuous bioturbation of the sediment.
Mom had a very 'active' social life, despite her age, and she played tennis twice a week, plus being a member of about four different committees.
The light is always so atmospheric and the fish more 'active' .
I still have an 'active' account although I should probably cancel it.
Some of those accounts are 'active' , some are inactive.
Despite predictions of almost unbounded mobility, most people in industrialised nations are less physically 'active' than ever before.
Sue is the Executive Director for an environmental organization and is also 'active' in local politics.
I have a very 'active' social life. I have better friends than most.
But don't worry, I lead a very 'active' social life and my Sunday roast dinners-for-ten are legendary!
Bass sulking amid summer heat sense the change and big fish become more 'active' .
Watson was also very 'active' in his support for the London Mathematical Society.
Women, at least in the economic sphere, are as 'active' as men, while the latter also exercise domination in the private sphere.
Keeping busy and leading an 'active' life are all part of the big picture for Mrs Morris.
She counts 14 million 'active' Passport accounts these days, up from 7 million last fall.
He became politically 'active' as a student and was a founder member of the Congress of Democrats.
Under the established law of armed conflict, he can civilly intern a captured combatant until the end of 'active' hostilities.
Another advantage of sentences written in 'active' voice is that the sentences are usually shorter.
The fish become more 'active' and our plants emerge from their dormancy.
The B-52Bs replaced the 95th's B-36s and the unit was 'active' until 1966 when its aircraft were flown to Davis-Morithan for storage and scrapping.
Military vision documents are written in the 'active' voice, with strong verbs and modifiers.
It was, indeed, a confluence of 'active' minds from various schools in Madurai district.
They clearly targeted sexually 'active' people with one message: If you're having sex, do it safely.
Sending a reply, even a request to be taken off their database, may confirm the account is 'active' and encourage the spammer to send more mail.
to be alive and 'active'
My friend also had something most of these heirs don't: a vital and 'active' mind.
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