message
বার্তা
definition
noun
if I'm not there, leave a message on the voice mail
a verbal, written, or recorded communication sent to or left for a recipient who cannot be contacted directly.
all she did was make the tea and run messages
an errand.
translation of 'message'
সরকারী বার্তা
verb
বার্তারুপে প্রেরণ করা,
প্রেরণ করা
noun
সংবাদ,
বার্তা,
বাণী
example
would you do a 'message' for me?
To that end, Salgado suggested that honeypots display a banner 'message' warning that use of the computer is monitored.
a campaign to get the 'message' about home security across
Acclaimed for using a popular format to pass on the social 'message' , the film had used the soap opera look to cash in on a large audience.
They are also linked to ringmaster, a telephone system for sending a voice 'message' instantly to everyone on the system.
As our Chamber Chairman Mary Black again reaffirmed in her 'message' - our Chamber is, first and foremost, about member service.
Both meanings are relevant to that great universal event of the revelation of the Quran and the assigning of the 'message' to the Prophet.
He blessed the gathering from the main stage before delivering a strongly worded 'message' to the G8 leaders.
he posted a new 'message' on his blog
The announcement page was simple and spare, and used no text to deliver the initial campaign 'message' .
However, the cinemas were not full of serious films with a political 'message' .
After displaying the 'message' , the program launches iTunes and plays the mp3 file.
Normally you should only receive the 'message' that the computer cannot go into standby mode if the camera is attached to the computer.
But we believe the 'message' is unchanging, it's as powerful today as it was 2,000 years ago.
Jesus and his followers were promulgating a specifically Judaic 'message' for Judaic adherents
The preachers carried a 'message' that was not their own and it put an awe upon them.
And we couldn't have written the 'message' he sent better ourselves.
No creative writer is interested in conveying a 'message' , whether political or social.
As he delivered the king's 'message' to him, an evil smile slowly spread over Gornezu00e0c's face.
And they have got a good public 'message' working, and the news media is doing a great job of covering it.
Maybe he was too slack at half-time. Maybe the tone in his voice sent the wrong 'message' .
It was in the summer of when a top secret 'message' was delivered to Farid.
The president delivered his 'message' in an informal forum, which he used often on the campaign trail.
I delivered a very strong 'message' to them that, look, we love competition in America.
The President today marked Labor Day by delivering an optimistic 'message' on jobs and the economy.
Thursday, the third and final day of the summit, the President delivered the 'message' himself.
Your browser will usually automatically generate a 'message' when this occurs.
'message' board
warning 'message'
This shift signifies the overall 'message' of the film - that Janice is the one with the problem, not Jane.
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