bulky
ভারী
definition
adjective
a bulky piece of luggage
taking up much space, typically inconveniently; large and unwieldy.
translation of 'bulky'
adjective
গোদা,
গবদা,
বিশাল,
ভারী,
ঢেপসা,
স্তূপাকার
example
Nowadays, with airport security being so tight, it might be a good idea to avoid 'bulky' belts, jewelry, or any metallic items.
Wear 'bulky' and conservative clothing to project power and status.
It's summertime and that means no more hiding behind oversized clothing and 'bulky' jackets.
This means that the plasma TV is only a few inches thick as opposed to the tube televisions that were large, 'bulky' pieces of furniture.
In the past, dimming fluorescent ballasts were expensive and 'bulky' , and required complex dimming circuits.
On the internet today, just as in Grey's time, too many images make a reference unreasonably 'bulky' and expensive to produce.
Coach Butch Davis loves the 'bulky' guys, but taking Notre Dame center Jeff Faine at No.21 was a surprise.
The new Sportage is roomier than most, providing more essential head and leg room, especially for those having to sit in the back, and there is also more room for luggage or any other 'bulky' cargo.
It was 'bulky' , unwieldy and would not go far, given the cost of satellite transponders.
Last year he was a 'bulky' guy who managed to get by on good looks and skill on the field, but during the summer he'd spent every spare minute in his home gym trying to perfect his look.
The expensive, 'bulky' book will not be revised for years.
Nowadays he resembles a 'bulky' Roy of the Rovers, but what he lacks in pace he more than makes up for in persistence and effort.
But the technology was too 'bulky' , too expensive, and very poorly marketed.
Every time I see a 'bulky' figure in the street, I'm sure John has arrived in town, to help me shed an illusion.
He was a 'bulky' man, military, in his mid to late thirties.
She opened the passenger's door and sat down on the seat inside, pulling the bottom of her 'bulky' coat in so that it wouldn't get caught in the door.
It has its own listed status because it has an exceptionally large seat to accommodate the 'bulky' dresses of Victorian women.
Andhra wicketkeeper, Prasanna Kumar, belied his 'bulky' figure to bring off fine diving saves.
In order to survive, astronauts must wear 'bulky' space suits that cost about $12 million each.
They were a great innovation, but also 'bulky' , heavy, expensive and in some cases, overly complicated.
Wireless handhelds are 'bulky' , expensive and feature-poor compared with their non-wireless counterparts, the research firm argues.
He works out, has done martial arts for years, and is a decently 'bulky' guy.
He was 'bulky' and muscular, light brown hair, almost blonde, came down to his shoulders.
The 'bulky' Canadian was never going to break any speed records but his option-taking was textbook stuff.
Soon enough the pretty girls will be unencumbered by those 'bulky' coats and hats and scarves and mittens.
‘We found quite a few 'bulky' items, including pieces of chipboard, it was fascinating really,’ she said.
He stood tall with a wide chest, square shoulders, a 'bulky' figure, long blond hair, but he himself had the blackest and biggest wings of them all.
Evan shrugged, a motion barely noticed underneath the 'bulky' suit he was wearing.
He wore a 'bulky' scarf, definitely strange for summer weather.
Walking ahead of me was a tall, 'bulky' man - the sort who shaves his head in a self-delusional attempt to hide his baldness.
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