pursuit
সাধনা
definition
noun
the cat crouched in the grass in pursuit of a bird
the action of following or pursuing someone or something.
a whole range of leisure pursuits
an activity of a specified kind, especially a recreational or athletic one.
translation of 'pursuit'
অভীষ্ট বস্তু,
পেশা,
লাভের চেষ্টা,
বৃত্তি
noun
অনুবর্তন,
কার্য,
অনুসরণ,
ব্যবসায়,
অনুবৃত্তি,
সাধনা,
অনুসৃতি,
পশ্চাদ্ধাবন
example
There is something awe-inspiring about it, and something tragic about people dying in 'pursuit' of those dreams.
Aging of the extra-ocular musculature results in changes in both smooth 'pursuit' and saccadic eye movements.
Quality is going in 'pursuit' of audiences and name presenters.
He chased and harried in 'pursuit' of the ball, and a goal.
The track 'pursuit' specialist ultimately wants two more Olympic gold medals but has also been tipped to star in Tour de France time trials.
Interest in golf as a sporting/leisure 'pursuit' has increased dramatically over the last number of years.
the Olympic 'pursuit' champion
It is my prediction that protesting may yet become the recreational 'pursuit' of choice in the 21st century.
Cut to a fast-paced car chase, cop cars in 'pursuit' of suspects in a getaway car.
In a ballot earlier this year, firefighters voted by nine to one to take strike action in 'pursuit' of a pay increase of 40 percent.
those whose business is the 'pursuit' of knowledge
As is customary at the start of a new hunting season, Ferry and the South Shropshire hunt, where he is joint master, were in 'pursuit' of fox cubs.
Northumbria Police said no police vehicles were in 'pursuit' of the stolen car at the time of the crash.
You can hear dogs barking in the background and, yes, look, cut to a shot of hounds scampering in 'pursuit' of something small and fluffy.
As such, helicopter borne sections will swoop down on suspect vehicles in 'pursuit' of looters and the illegal oil trade.
He is among the favourites to win a second gold in the track individual 'pursuit' on Saturday.
Unlike saccades, smooth 'pursuit' cannot easily be initiated voluntarily without a moving target to follow.
For those who are willing to travel in 'pursuit' of unusual plants and an exotic garden, a trip to Logan Botanic Garden in Galloway is well worth the effort.
The vehicle sped off in 'pursuit' of the prisoner and quickly caught up with him.
The mantra that, in 'pursuit' of serenity, you should change those things you can change and accept those you cannot has become rather dangerous.
the cat crouched in the grass in 'pursuit' of a bird
His critics have always accepted that he is courageous, determined and utterly ruthless in 'pursuit' of the causes in which he believes.
Hot in 'pursuit' of their goals, democracy can be forgotten and principles of civil liberties and human rights take a back seat.
The land was churned up by riders and followers of the Bedale Hunt in 'pursuit' of a fox last Saturday.
the cat crouched in the grass in 'pursuit' of a bird
The football was of the highest standard and urged on by a highly vocal support both teams were giving one hundred percent in 'pursuit' of the title.
those whose business is the 'pursuit' of knowledge
All those who ran or walked the first fixture collected three points and will now have target times to chase in 'pursuit' of the overall title.
He is chasing himself in 'pursuit' of a glory that has eluded thousands of cricketers who have played this game.
An advocate has a goal in mind and, in 'pursuit' of this goal, searches for legal arguments that might persuade a court.
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