adequate
પર્યાપ્ત
definition
adjective
this office is perfectly adequate for my needs
satisfactory or acceptable in quality or quantity.
translation of 'adequate'
ઉચિત,
યોગ્ય,
પર્યાપ્ત
adjective
પૂરતું
example
The infrastructure is not 'adequate' to take the amount of traffic there is now.
We concentrated on the failure of the trust to give the school fair treatment and 'adequate' support.
Allocation of 'adequate' resources for research in these fields is highly desirable.
The wine list is 'adequate' , but it is probably best to avoid those from the castle's own vineyard.
He does not consider this to be an 'adequate' reason for not claiming asylum on arrival at the airport.
They should supply us with 'adequate' refuse and recycling units, then many would recycle.
The argument was that the Judge had not given 'adequate' reasons for his adverse findings.
The band simply didn't have the time or resources to find an 'adequate' replacement for Frank.
The main drain isn't 'adequate' to take away waste water from the fishmongers' kiosks.
In some cases this is 'adequate' , but in others it may be far from acceptable image quality.
The strike date is set for later this month to allow 'adequate' time for negotiations early in the New Year.
Students heading off to university are being urged to check they have 'adequate' insurance.
To build up a fund large enough to buy an 'adequate' pension, it is important to start saving as soon as possible.
Have you got 'adequate' measures in place for you and your employees to deal with the heat?
These boys are not brought up with an 'adequate' amount of respect for the opposite sex.
There were two car-parking spots for each dwelling and he thought access was 'adequate' .
Many villagers had also felt that the proposal did not offer 'adequate' parking.
If you only go abroad once a year then a single-trip policy should be 'adequate' .
They point to figures that show current oil supplies are more than 'adequate' to satisfy demand.
It also requires there to be 'adequate' legroom for workers to work comfortably.
The question is whether or not such leaders 'adequately' represent the will of the people.
The extent to which other factors, such as experience or training, affect reading 'adequacy' is also helpful.
Meanwhile the federal parliament has announced an inquiry into the 'adequacy' of rural and regional air services.
The question I have to decide is whether this is an 'adequately' reasoned decision.
Thanks to the dairy farming he has been able to provide for this family fairly 'adequately' .
The review will look into the 'adequacy' of current arrangements and codes of practice.
This goes to the question of the 'adequacy' of the interpreting services.
Taken together, these findings suggest both the 'adequacy' and utility of our measure.
I can dine quite 'adequately' with no more than two plates and a knife and fork.
Our youngsters seem to cope quite 'adequately' not giving two hoots about an apostrophe.
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