accommodate
सामावून
definition
verb
the cabins accommodate up to 6 people
(of physical space, especially a building) provide lodging or sufficient space for.
any language must accommodate new concepts
fit in with the wishes or needs of.
translation of 'accommodate'
एखाद्याला उपकृत करणे,
एखाद्याची राहण्याची सोय करणे,
मदत करणे
example
The chapel could only 'accommodate' a fraction of the people and each mass was dedicated to all the victims.
making users 'accommodate' to the realities of today's marketplace
the cottages 'accommodate' up to six people
Meanwhile, new buildings on the four hectare site will 'accommodate' another 60 flats.
Some of the pigs might also go to nearby farm buildings if neighbouring farms could 'accommodate' them, he added.
The one issue they all agree on is that the work world must change to 'accommodate' families.
Certain other measures have been adopted to 'accommodate' the claimant's wishes.
any language must 'accommodate' new concepts
It is difficult to 'accommodate' the wishes of all in the community but we do try to get it right as far as we possibly can.
The local government has thus far built shelters to 'accommodate' people from the area.
In the case of genuine absence, you must see if you can 'accommodate' the needs of the employee.
the cabins 'accommodate' up to 6 people
Difference of opinion is good but we must learn to 'accommodate' each other's point of view at the same time.
any language must 'accommodate' new concepts
Not for Mandarin, but for the other local languages it is designed to 'accommodate' .
Every effort should be made to 'accommodate' the wishes of women and their partners.
making consumers 'accommodate' to the realities of today's marketplace
The daguerreotypist was expected to 'accommodate' the wishes of his clients.
The system cannot revolve around any one case, but must try to 'accommodate' the needs of all cases.
He noted, ‘Neighbourhoods flourish by 'accommodating to' change, not by saying no to it.’
The refurbished Main House now 'accommodates' the Sixth Form and the Senior pupils.
Thirdly, experiencing the changes that are going on at a physical level as the body 'accommodates to' new life and prepares for birth can lead to a new type of relationship with your body.
The language of this handbook 'accommodates' the needs of design and production professionals and students.
This has led to religious decline, but it has also led to religious reformation with churches 'accommodating' change in diverse ways.
The new regime has no time for the tiresome (if unselfish) business of 'accommodating' the wishes of other festivals.
Today that ancestral house 'accommodates' a dance academy run by my daughter.
Human history is a history of progress - of forging ahead and improving our lot by changing our circumstances, not 'accommodating to' them.
Dookeran said T & T's current monetary policy stance of being reactive and 'accommodative' was full of risk and might even open up the issue as to the vulnerability of our banking sector.
Empires generally expect neighboring states and dependencies to accept their power and 'accommodate to' it.
The bar is always fifteen deep, the dancefloor 'accommodates' 250 people but probably packs more and the lighting is very, very dark.
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