consider
বিবেচনা
definition
verb
each application is considered on its merits
think carefully about (something), typically before making a decision.
translation of 'consider'
ভেবে দেখা,
বিবেচনা করা,
হিসেবের মধ্যে আনা
verb
মনে লত্তয়া,
গণনা করা,
গনা,
ধারণা করা,
চিন্তা করা,
জ্ঞান করা,
বিচার করা,
ধরা,
গণনায় আনা,
অনুধাবন করা,
ভাবা
example
Everyone must realise how important it is to carefully 'consider' the cost, care and commitment involved in looking after a pet for the rest of its life.
As we've said, custom design doesn't come cheap but when you 'consider' what you get, we think it's great value.
I think in America, some people 'consider' us one of the very last remaining communist countries.
If all this sounds a bit too much like hard work, you could of course 'consider' putting yourself in storage for the winter.
one service area is not enough when you 'consider' the number of cars using this motorway
Some people 'consider' me an ambassador for skateboarding, but at the core, I'm just a pro skater.
I think most people would 'consider' him an unscrupulous thug who should be apprehended and punished.
Unless of course you 'consider' operating a motor vehicle at high speeds as some kind of cosmic revelation.
It is quite a fantasy to have a whole people 'consider' you divine after all.
Keeping that in mind, you'll want to carefully 'consider' the design elements that go into your deck.
Some American states already control light pollution and I believe we should 'consider' doing the same.
have you ever stopped to 'consider' why it happened?
I don't 'consider' that I'm to blame
When snags pose no safety hazard to golfers or course maintenance staff, 'consider' leaving them in place.
I 'consider' him irresponsible
As a result, many people often mistakenly 'consider' quantity and quality of training to be synonymous.
do you 'consider' him a good player?
one service area is not enough when you 'consider' the number of cars using this highway
Despite her ugly qualities, I still 'consider' her a person who offers excellent company.
Adults who want to continue with their education are being asked to 'consider' Open University courses.
The deaths and torture scenes are rather grisly when you 'consider' the era in which this movie came out.
Here, though, the winemaker must 'consider' his market carefully.
many people 'consider' themselves to be middle class
I don't really know him very well as a person, but I 'consider' him one of my fierce rivals.
Though his chief lieutenants either tried to urge an end to the war or seek one them selves separately, he refused to 'consider' such a course.
'consider' this
'consider' it from your father's point of view
he didn't 'consider' it worthy of comment
'consider' the environment when you buy a car
I 'consider' him irresponsible
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