situation
परिस्थिती
definition
noun
the situation between her and Jake had come to a head
a set of circumstances in which one finds oneself; a state of affairs.
the situation of the town is pleasant
the location and surroundings of a place.
translation of 'situation '
ठिकाण,
जागा
example
the 'situation' between her and Jake had come to a head
the political 'situation' in Russia
the house has a lovely 'situation'
the political 'situation' in Russia
We dread the idea that we'll be stuck in a 'situation' that might be dangerous.
the 'situation' of the town is pleasant
The worst of the economic crisis may be over, but the political 'situation' is far from decided.
the 'situation' of the town is pleasant
what's the current 'situation'?
As evening approached, the 'situation' was becoming rather dangerous for the team.
in the classroom 'situation'
the 'situation' between her and Jake had come to a head
I was in a similar 'situation'
One would hardly expect the authority to leave the child in a dangerous 'situation' , after all.
I write to inform you about the dangerous 'situation' which is occurring at Bedwyn station.
the 'situation' has improved
in an emergency 'situation'
We know that not all emergency 'situations' turn out the way we would like them.
Some of the 'situational' horror that Claire finds herself in, especially in the last half hour, are truly riveting.
While these men are 'situationally' homosexual, they do not believe themselves to be bisexual or gay.
Almost every man at some point in his life will experience temporary, 'situational' impotency.
They said driving lessons and tests should include motorway and night driving and handling dangerous 'situations' .
Sometimes we get in dangerous 'situations' that can't be overcome by one person alone.
I agree with Fair Trade people when it comes to most economic and political 'situations' .
If your thoughts are good and creative then you don't need to worry about the 'situations' and circumstances.
On occasions I've been placed in 'situations' I would consider dangerous.
I am more or less used to it because this is not the first time I've been in dangerous 'situations' .
Alex seems to suffer from a mild form of clinically significant but 'situationally' antagonized depression.
How many times have you been in one of these dangerous 'situations' and wished you knew exactly what to do?
The point is that strategy is 'situationally' dependent.
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