hone
শান-পাথার
definition
verb
he was carefully honing the curved blade
sharpen (a blade).
she has taken numerous workshops to hone her skills over the years
refine or perfect (something) over a period of time.
noun
By the way, a diamond hone is the ideal tool for sharpening in camp.
a whetstone, especially one used to sharpen razors.
translation of 'hone'
শান-পথার,
শান-পাথরে ঘসিয়া ধার দেওয়া
verb
শান-পাথার ঘসিয়া ধার দেত্তয়া
noun
শান-পাথার
example
These people were and are dedicated to keeping America free and practice very hard to 'hone' that combat edge.
Aides say mock debates help to 'hone' his arguments and to keep his answers focused.
abdominal strength training will 'hone' your abs
With a view to providing an opportunity for the students to 'hone' their skills, more colleges are entering into agreements with industries.
The stone often arrived rough, from where it went to another site to be finished into the actual 'hone' .
He seemed to think it would help 'hone' Martin's bookkeeping skills more than just entering the numbers straight into the database.
Six people win places there in order to 'hone' and practise their skills, with a view to appearing in the televised final round, at which one will win the big competition.
That allowed the company to focus exclusively on the corporate market and 'hone' its message as a provider of premium services and products.
Over the next decade, even as America's combat forces shrank in size, the Pentagon continued to 'hone' its capability to conduct modern warfare.
He helped her 'hone' her skills and taught her how to fight.
Men like to compete, and competition helps 'hone' skills.
she has been working hard to 'hone' her physique
she has taken numerous workshops to 'hone' her skills over the years
Camp can be the perfect place to develop problem-solving skills, 'hone' life skills, and perfect communication and interaction skills.
By the way, a diamond 'hone' is the ideal tool for sharpening in camp.
They use it to 'hone' their skills, tone their bodies, sharpen their minds; to feel how they want to feel.
This 'hone' produces a razor-sharp edge.
Education should free their imagination and 'hone' their critical abilities.
Mullane says the new dynamic was invaluable in helping the band 'hone' their collective songwriting skills.
she has been working hard to 'hone' her physique
Men occasionally damaged axes, meaning a visit to a nearby grindstone to 'hone' a nick from the edge.
They are usually already skilled at it when they enter the course, and their skills are 'honed' to a sharp edge by their training.
I don't know why people spend their whole lives 'honing' and sharpening their hatred.
She has been 'honing' her craft for almost 20 years.
In a small wooden case hanging from the cart, there are knife stones, sand paper and a special tool for 'honing' the edge of new knives.
I like to start with a soft stone, such as the stick-like 'hones' sometimes used by watchmakers.
He sat down on his bed and took out his sword, 'honing' the edge on a small, flat rock.
I've also 'honed' my design skills, and maybe even sharpened up my writing skills.
Several of the songs may last over five minutes, but there's a strong sense of 'honed' precision and focused concentration.
These tireless teachers have been busy preparing their young charges with considerable emphasis on racing, 'honing' them up to a competitive edge.
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