passport
પાસપોર્ટ
definition
noun
I now turn to the other provisions of the bill relating to our passports and travel documents.
an official document issued by a government, certifying the holder's identity and citizenship and entitling them to travel under its protection to and from foreign countries.
translation of 'passport'
પાસપોર્ટ,
પારપત્ર
noun
પરવાનો
example
good qualifications are a 'passport' to success
it's his 'passport' to a better life
For the Conservatives choice has traditionally been a 'passport' into the private sector.
Meanwhile those with the cash can still do the sort of degree that will be a 'passport' to higher earnings.
he went to America on a fake 'passport'
the sport utility vehicle seemed like a a 'passport' to new adventures
emergency 'passport'
Meziane had one false 'passport' which he used to open bank accounts, gain employment and claim benefits.
a 'passport' photograph
Wes's overnight success just goes to show that not every media studies degree is a 'passport' to the dole queue.
The visit has been delayed by India's refusal to issue a 'passport' to one of the members.
Available on Friday and Saturday nights only, it is a 'passport' to pampering paradise.
In many cases work is a 'passport' to regular food, a decent education and a chance to break out of the poverty trap.
a British citizen with a valid 'passport' does not need a visa to visit the US
valid 'passport'
Smith, of no fixed address, admitted five robberies and using a fake 'passport' .
They applied pressure in the dying stages but the home guard stood their ground to earn a 'passport' to the next round.
Truancy is a 'passport' to a life blighted by wasted opportunities, unemployment and even crime.
They cannot even travel there because they don't have Sudanese 'passports' .
Those with prior travel on public affairs 'passports' are not eligible for this programme.
There were safeguards to ensure that deportees did not travel on false 'passports' .
Two were travelling on British 'passports' , the third on an Irish one - all believed to be false.
I now turn to the other provisions of the bill relating to our 'passports' and travel documents.
The UK Passport Office is already able to issue 'passports' containing a digital photo.
Three of the 17 had no 'passports' and claimed that they had left their documents on the boat.
She found two 'passports' and other identification for Jamie, but under different names.
This will help people avoid travel to the regional centres to get their 'passports' processed.
Most applicants apply in the morning and are able to pick up their 'passports' and visas in the afternoon.
Then there are the legal documents to deal with, such as birth certificates and 'passports' .
Some had British 'passports' and were entitled to come to Britain but the government did not want them.
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