station
اسٹیشن
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'
noun
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سٹیشن
example
Outback House features 16 modern day Australians re-enacting life on an 1860s sheep 'station' .
Having half an hour left to remain on 'station' , my copilot requested weather for Syracuse International.
As a community radio 'station' with a limited broadcast range within the city it's sometimes difficult to get the word out.
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.
If you are first time visitor, don't try to go there by train since the railway 'station' is very confusing.
the lookout resumed his 'station' in the bow
It has been described as the loneliest sheep 'station' in New Zealand.
She went to the railway 'station' and queued alongside passengers on the westbound platform.
Rockefeller's pews are pressed into duty as a staging 'station' for the organ's pipes and sound boxes.
There's a radar 'station' perched nearby on the tallest hill for miles.
a railway 'station'
It's the kind of record you know you're going to buy twenty seconds into it but you stand at the listening 'station' and sample every track anyway.
It aims at the development of a coastal radar 'station' for marine surveillance.
We are now officially the most listened to BBC radio 'station' in our broadcast area.
a research 'station' in the rainforest
I went to New Zealand for a while to work at a sheep 'station' , then I went to Melbourne.
Gaunt, filthy, and weak, Corrie made her way to the railway 'station' and boarded a train for a three-day journey home to Holland.
In the end, operational necessity dictated we remain on 'station' .
Later in the day, the same radio 'station' broadcasts discussions on health issues and provides other educational content.
military 'station'
This was the call sign of a Hamburg radio 'station' which broadcast nightly news bulletins in English to the British people.
By 1850 Totton had a railway 'station' and a spur line ran to Eling quay.
Look at structuring the push package to support the lowest level of stabilizing care, such as the battalion aid 'station' .
the lookout resumed his 'station' in the bow
But in 1960 he moved to Australia to work as a jackeroo at a sheep 'station' in a town called Emu Springs.
I've got a long train trip to get home tomorrow; my folks run a sheep 'station' way up north.
Marrying above one's 'station' has been the source of fairy tales, mythology, and Hollywood movies.
Scientists are to hold Britain's coolest Golden Jubilee street party at a remote Antarctic research 'station' .
Twight hung out at the Park Service rescue 'station' or stayed in his tent.
We had been on 'station' for two to three minutes and were getting the lay of the land from another section of Cobras that had been on scene for some time.
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