circumvent
తప్పించుకునేందుకు
definition
verb
However, those inventive motorcyclists have managed to circumvent the obstacle.
find a way around (an obstacle).
translation of 'circumvent'
తప్పించుకుని పోవు,
చుట్టు తిరిగిపోవు
example
He wanted to show me the ‘scenic’ route, 30 kilometers over back roads to 'circumvent' mounds and checkpoints.
it was always possible to 'circumvent' the regulations
At the same time, the number of people seeking private treatment is growing, as couples seek to 'circumvent' long hospital waiting lists.
‘The Commission has found creative, community-based programs that begin to 'circumvent' the barriers,’ the report stated.
if you come to an obstruction in a road you can seek to 'circumvent' it
On the other hand, aerosolized particles that 'circumvent' the blood-brain barrier might someday serve as delivery vehicles for drugs.
Some bright spark probably thought that this would be a nice easy way to 'circumvent' the usual obstacles in preventing freedom of speech.
However, those inventive motorcyclists have managed to 'circumvent' the obstacle.
Faced with these challenges from the state, non-state dissident actors must either adjust to the constraints put on Internet use or must seek ways to 'circumvent' the barriers erected by states.
They immediately blocked off the motorbike's attempt to 'circumvent' the stop.
Even if this is successful, Britain's media will undoubtedly seek to 'circumvent' the ruling by fair means or foul.
I hope I can 'circumvent' the barriers I may have previously erected around my heart.
Where the mobility of goods is limited, the rationale for establishing subsidiaries has been to 'circumvent' the distance barriers and use the owner-specific advantages of the firm to engage in production in more locations.
There is also evidence that their introduction has contributed to an increase in the size of the black economy as both employees and employers seek to 'circumvent' the payment.
Another benefit of a social ecological perspective is that it enables health practitioners to target and 'circumvent' potential barriers to appropriate use of the healthcare system.
A common assumption made in the regulatory community to 'circumvent' this problem is that one error offsets the other.
This is not a very realistic assumption but it makes it possible to 'circumvent' the problem of determining the optimal amount of reserves.
I found it quite easy to 'circumvent' security
And in the past, counterfeiters have always managed to 'circumvent' these obstacles.
He has gained a few moves in his repertoire, allowing him to 'circumvent' obstacles.
However, the spokesman said retailers would seek to 'circumvent' the rules.
Clever strategists that we were, we decided to 'circumvent' this problem or objection by presenting a symposium rather than submitting independent papers.
To 'circumvent' a possible problem of low data number, we pooled the observed and expected values for the three transposon families.
So a lot of people were extremely happy when it was proven that it was possible to 'circumvent' that barrier.
Heavily pregnant women have been forced to walk for miles to 'circumvent' road blocks so as to receive treatment and deliver their babies.
Inevitably one's thoughts turn to the matter of how, or even whether, the plans can be 'circumvented' or stopped.
It leads to 'circumvention' if not outright corruption.
To them, the law is simply a pretext for achieving desired results or (if not suited for that work) an obstacle to be 'circumvented' for the same purpose.
To be sure, credit bubbles are all about the 'circumvention' , obstruction, impairment, and eventual breakdown of the market pricing mechanism.
But logic tells me that any measures like these simply create obstacles that will be 'circumvented' by those who choose to break the law but discourage foreign investors.
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