external
বহিরাগত
definition
noun
the place has all the appropriate externals, such as chimneys choked with ivy and windows with jasmine
the outward features of something.
adjective
the external walls
belonging to or forming the outer surface or structure of something.
for many people the church was a symbol of external authority
coming or derived from a source outside the subject affected.
translation of 'external'
বিদেশীয়,
অপ্রাসঙ্গিক
noun
বাহিরের তল,
বাহির,
বহিরাবরণ,
বহিরংশ,
বহি
adjective
বিদেশী,
বহিরাগত,
আপাত,
বহি:স্থ,
বহির্মুখ,
বাহির,
বহিরঙ্গ,
বাহ্য,
বৈদেশিক,
প্রত্যক্ষ,
বাহি্যক
example
This permits them to be used in therapy as astringents for 'external' application and as anti-diarrhoeics internally.
Mr Simfukwe said the bank was also trying to reopen credit lines with some 'external' financial institutions to increase its capacity to contain the demands for finance.
Not at all, as long as the roots are embedded in healthy tissues that bathe the 'external' surface and offer it nutrition, it is very much a healthy tooth.
According to the report, the ministries of 'external' affairs, finance, labour and commerce have already agreed on the draft agreement on the protocol to be signed with the US.
This arrangement of the ommatidia gives a smooth appearance to the 'external' surface of the eye.
In contrast, the antiglobalization agenda largely is 'external' to the formal political structures in Canada.
Internal management within most firms was weak, and 'external' institutions within the town were strong.
We think that they may have been influenced by 'external' sources, from outside Britain.
The company blamed this largely due to 'external' variables and a system structure.
This will help us bid for funds from 'external' sources to help cover some of these costs,u2019 he added.
The wall and roof glazing is suspended under the 'external' steel structure by means of point fixings.
This, he believes, has fuelled a certain willingness on their part to become Christians, and to subordinate themselves to 'external' agents and institutions.
Strong themes of light and transparency are evident throughout the structure, including extensive use of silver on the 'external' walls.
Valgus bracing is designed to reduce the load on the medial compartment through the application of an 'external' valgus moment about the knee joint.
How can the university be subject to market tests, be continuously dependent on 'external' sources for funds, and be independent?
With this kit you can take almost any old hard drive and convert it into an 'external' storage device.
Proposals for projects funded by overseas bodies may be written by 'external' consultants and presented to local groups for implementation.
The majority of patients do not have limited disease and will not be cured with 'external' beam radiation therapy.
The source of water could be from the planned Syrian / Jordanian Unity Dam on the Yarmuk or other 'external' sources such as the Litani and Awali Rivers in Lebanon.
In addition, there is a fundamental illogic to the use of 'external' application of cold to lower temperature in a patient with true fever.
The 'external' diagonal steel structure uses triangular forms to be inherently strong, permitting a flexible column-free interior space.
The antigen was more abundant in the zone adjacent to the plasma membrane than in the zone closer to the 'external' wall surface.
Finally, the blade of the scapula in procolophonoids is not long, narrow and rectangular as in this specimen, and does not bear a longitudinal ridge on its 'external' surface.
The herbal medicines for 'external' application are generally erosive and poisonous, and their dosages should be strictly handled.
Lawyers for the five had argued that the legal defence of necessity should treat serious harm from an 'external' source equally with pain, both physiological and mental, suffered by a sick person.
Some laptop computers have built - in microphones, while some desktop computers require an 'external' microphone to be plugged in.
The framing materials should take second place to the insulation performance of the glass, as these glazed panels are in structural terms - 'external' walls.
Yet these apparent improvements in ethical standards represent an unbalanced concentration on an 'external' morality for medicine.
And we are to accept as a fact that not everybody can deal with the source 'external' market.
The formal education system had familiarized them with 'external' institutions and norms, including the need for cash.
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