teaser
উত্ত্যক্তকারী
definition
noun
He said: ‘Laurie is amazing for her age, she does crosswords, puzzles, teasers and she plays Scrabble.’
a difficult or tricky question or task.
In an odd way, both the teasers and supporters appear to help youths keep pledges.
a person who makes fun of or provokes others in a playful or unkind way.
translation of 'teaser'
যে সর্বদা বিরক্ত করে,
কঠিন প্রশ্ন বা কার্য
noun
উত্ত্যক্তকারী,
হতবুদ্ধিকর সমস্যা,
কঠিন প্রশ্ন
example
But there is one diagnostic 'teaser' you can use to try and sort this out for this particular situation.
I am about to make a turn back, the two of us still looking for further splashes when without warning the short bait, riding behind the Big Herbie 'teaser' , is smacked hard and instantly we are into a fish.
I saw the fish clearly then, bill out of the water, the fish acting like a sailfish at a 'teaser' .
Then came a 'teaser' for Monday's programme: ‘A new season of Oprah!’
Actually, everyone agrees that Thom is the worst 'teaser' , like a big brother who revels in picking on everyone else.
The 'teaser' sets up the format of the episode, it can take one of three choices.
There's two trailers, a short 'teaser' and a longer full trailer, both available in Dolby Digital 5.1 and anamorphic widescreen.
They certainly can Jonnie, and our mail bag is bulging following your tricky 'teaser' .
Just heard on a Fox 'teaser' : ‘Tonight at nine: the FBI grills Berger!’
‘The Greatest Issue… Of All Time’ is a 'teaser' on the cover.
Then because of you and your practical joke I went from being the 'teaser' to the teasee.
Verbal bullying isn't teasing - teasing happens when both the 'teaser' and child are having fun.
The other two horses - a 'teaser' and a retired lead pony - were both owned by Ford.
the fish followed the 'teaser' to within thirty feet of the boat
J K Rowling has been particularly secretive about the plot, but she has released a couple of short extracts as a 'teaser' .
They also have a large 'teaser' lure, usually a big skirted lure without a hook placed about 20-yards behind the boat.
The article - I'm looking at the paper NYT - features a lot of pictures of young women with their tongues out, but the 'teaser' on the front page is that picture of Albert Einstein with his tongue out.
He was the 'teaser' of them all, and was a huge flirt.
But the 'teaser' - featuring footage of Ewan McGregor, Natalie Portman, Christopher Lee, new Anakin Hayden Christensen and Jimmy Smits - turned out to be a hoax.
Also, the previews showed a 'teaser' for a movie called ‘Goodbye Lenin’ that looks interesting as well - it's about a German woman who wakes up from a coma.
Ballmer was asked the classic 'teaser' question: what he would have done differently.
He said: ‘Laurie is amazing for her age, she does crosswords, puzzles, 'teasers' and she plays Scrabble.’
In an odd way, both the 'teasers' and supporters appear to help youths keep pledges.
A sample of 100 Irish fans were given rugby-themed 'teasers' on logic, verbal ability, general reasoning, visual-spatial ability and numbers.
Especially with the 'teasers' being shown on the BBC and all these theories going round.
Controlled panic, 'teasers' in, mike on, lures flying across the water.
Normally readers would have at least two stories, sometimes three, as well as two to three 'teasers' or pointers (usually across the top of the page under the masthead) to scan and select their reading matter.
The size of headlines, the length of 'teasers' and the use of RSS feeds complete the uniform-to-be look.
It sounds like a tease and I told you I don't like 'teasers' .
There were baffling, unanswerable 'teasers' such as: why is a left foot either ‘trusty’ or ‘educated’ but a right foot is neither?
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