station
స్టేషన్
definition
verb
troops were stationed in the town
put in or assign to a specified place for a particular purpose, especially a military one.
noun
Bruno has to fly out from Madras, so next stop is the railway station to book his train ticket.
a regular stopping place on a public transportation route, especially one on a railroad line with a platform and often one or more buildings.
a research station in the rain forest
a place or building where a specified activity or service is based.
translation of 'station '
బస్సులు ఆపి ఉంచే స్థలము,
నివాసము
example
Karen was getting ideas above her 'station'
to marry above your 'station'
The aircraft can be flown and weapons fired from either crew 'station' .
If the patrol gains contact, a scout weapons team can respond and be on 'station' within minutes.
The BBC local radio 'station' is broadcasting full match commentary from 10.00 am to noon on Saturday.
I went to New Zealand for a while to work at a sheep 'station' , then I went to Melbourne.
A cheerful and contented audience hit the streets at twenty to eleven, heading for car parks, bus stops and the railway 'station' .
It aims at the development of a coastal radar 'station' for marine surveillance.
People can listen to Radio 1-and any other BBC radio 'station' - via digital television.
Another view of course is that Canberra is ‘A good sheep 'station' , spoilt’.
A new commercial radio 'station' began broadcasting to Fermanagh and most of Tyrone last Tuesday.
a naval 'station'
Twight hung out at the Park Service rescue 'station' or stayed in his tent.
This was the call sign of a Hamburg radio 'station' which broadcast nightly news bulletins in English to the British people.
He became separated from his friend at an early stage and, when he tried to make his way to the railway 'station' to catch a train back to his Halifax home he was told there were no trains running.
Later in the day, the same radio 'station' broadcasts discussions on health issues and provides other educational content.
She went to the railway 'station' and queued alongside passengers on the westbound platform.
Prince Harry is off to spend a few weeks on a cattle and sheep 'station' , location unknown.
Scottish botanists are flying to China to open a research 'station' designed to educate locals and tourists on the value of the nation's plants.
Pigeon Island was later a whaling station, a U.S. naval relay 'station' during WWII, and home to a retired British actress.
It had two stores, a post office and telegraph 'station' , wheelwrights, blacksmiths and a pound.
I've got a long train trip to get home tomorrow; my folks run a sheep 'station' way up north.
bus 'station'
If you are first time visitor, don't try to go there by train since the railway 'station' is very confusing.
a radio 'station'
Karen was getting ideas above her 'station'
naval 'station'
military 'station'
a railway 'station'
It is not a far cry from thinking a person is beneath one's 'station' to thinking a person's function is beneath one's station.
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