stunt
বাড়িতে না দেত্তয়া
definition
verb
some weeds produce chemicals that stunt the plant's growth
prevent from growing or developing properly.
agile terns are stunting over the water
perform stunts, especially aerobatics.
noun
The spectacular stunts of a top military motorcycle display team took centre stage at the annual Army Open Day in York.
an action displaying spectacular skill and daring.
translation of 'stunt'
কঠিন ও লোক দেখান করর্মানুষ্ঠান বা কর্মপ্রচেষ্টা
noun
বাড়িতে না দেত্তয়া
example
Naturally, the first thing I thought was that this was a publicity 'stunt' to gain attention.
They are participating in a publicity 'stunt' to draw attention to Anglicare's Winter Appeal.
Personally, I'm skeptical about this supposed ‘search’ since it has all the smell of being just a publicity 'stunt' .
The two, members of an environmental group, said their 'stunt' was to draw attention to a campaign to save the rainforest.
the story was spread as a publicity 'stunt' to help sell books
the story was spread as a publicity 'stunt' to help sell books
However, association president Phillip Reid says the announcement is a 'stunt' to attract more publicity to the service and justify its cost.
Following the delivery to that company, the aircraft was flown around the world as a promotional 'stunt' .
some weeds produce chemicals that 'stunt' the plant's growth
In 1973, Dean was killed while performing an aerial 'stunt' at a show in Shelby, Ohio.
Carefully done, night flight in single-engine airplanes isn't a crazy 'stunt' ; it can be the most fun you'll ever have.
some weeds produce chemicals that 'stunt' the plant's growth
the 'stunt' involved jumping out of a hot-air balloon while attached to a piece of elastic
In 1939, George became a barnstormer pilot flying a Waco, learning all the tricks of the trade in 'stunt' work and aerobatics.
the display is by some of the world's top 'stunt' fliers
In order to execute yesterday's daring 'stunt' , I was obliged to make a special journey to WH Smith to buy some felt pens - only to discover that they are no longer stocked.
The 'stunt' required Chan to jump on to a tree from a high castle wall, but he missed his mark and landed head first on rocky ground.
I can't help suspecting that these are, if not deliberate publicity 'stunts' , hoped for or welcomed opportunities for press coverage.
The radiation that 'stunted' the growth of her tumor is now crippling her mind.
‘This is not what we wanted to happen, this is not the outcome we expected,’ said Maher, who is well known for his publicity 'stunts' .
That is why Dali's importance as an artist confounds all those facile publicity 'stunts' , his dubious political allegiances and his avaricious pursuit of wealth.
He fast gained a reputation for publicity 'stunts' , such as persuading elderly survivors to recount their Holocaust experiences on his German media ‘road show’.
Physical deprivation, unlike emotional 'stuntedness' , is an empirical problem like disaster or war that can be addressed - is best addressed - by government.
Spectacular aerial 'stunts' and jumps seem slightly out of place.
Back in the 20s and 30s, businesses tried to advertise themselves by pulling dangerous publicity 'stunts' .
Its first display included daredevil 'stunts' on motorbikes with performers jumping through fire and over each other from ramps, and a trick cyclist jumping over a box of dynamite.
Lesley, a frail girl born with a heart defect which 'stunted' her growth and left her in poor health, was found 10 miles from her home.
Like Harold Lloyd, he made ‘big’ pictures filled with spectacular 'stunts' that showed off his superb athletic abilities.
What the world needs from economists are sophisticated hedging strategies, not glib publicity 'stunts' .
Cannas, chrysan-themums, dahlias, begonias and cosmos have all done well but the Impatiens grew too leggy and nibbling by rabbits has 'stunted' the growth of heliotrope, Helichrysum and Nicotiana.
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