adhere
पालन
definition
verb
paint won't adhere well to a greasy surface
stick fast to (a surface or substance).
translation of 'adhere'
नियम वगैरेला धरून चालणे,
एखाद्या गोष्टीला घट्ट चिटकून राहणे,
दुजोरा देणे,
एखाद्या मताला पाठिंबा देणे
example
His affinity with his subject, though, is one that conversely makes him 'adhere' to the facts.
This ability to 'adhere' to surfaces is lost when an insect's feet become covered in particles.
You may follow any road your mind wishes to follow or 'adhere' to the teachings of any guide or guru.
A paint's ability to 'adhere' to a surface will vary with the type and quality of resins it contains.
Dust films are a light powder of clay and silt-sized particles that 'adhere' to rough surfaces and rock fractures.
This trade body has a code of practice for members to 'adhere' to, but it is a toothless watchdog with limited powers.
Failure to 'adhere' to safe working practices in the laboratory can quickly result in serious injuries or incidents.
You will need to use a melamine primer on the doors, so that the new paint will 'adhere' to the surface, then choose new handles.
For example, if caulking is installed when the temperature is too cold, it will not properly 'adhere' to surfaces.
They have to believe that we, rather than some distant authority, 'adhere' to high standards - and practice what we preach.
If it's plastic or metal, you'll need to spread a dulling compound, designed to help paint 'adhere' to slick surfaces.
Always understand, develop, and 'adhere' to proper safety practices.
To find even a single disciple who would accept and 'adhere' to such stringent conditions appears impossible.
We don't 'adhere' closely to it, rather in the name of goodwill we have a tendency to overlook most of the criteria and refund within much wider limits.
Certainly, playing on a collegiate team isn't easy, requiring a student to 'adhere' to a rigorous practice and study schedule.
Warm temperatures are also necessary so the caulk will set properly and 'adhere' to the surface.
As an independent practitioner, it is incumbent on you to keep up to date with nursing standards and to 'adhere' to current practices and guidelines.
Someone needs to audit doctors to determine how well they 'adhere' to best practices.
The chief problem for artists working on copper is to persuade the paint to 'adhere' to the very smooth surface.
This CD was produced by the composer, so I suppose the performances 'adhere' closely to his wishes.
It was important to 'adhere' to best practice and follow the highest international standards.
Neither can I conclude that even a failure to 'adhere' to good practice necessarily equates with maladministration.
paint won't 'adhere' well to a greasy surface
The industry's strategy is to 'adhere' to the facts and procure accurate information from third party experts.
The association also holds cat shows and judges them based on how closely they 'adhere' to the standards.
paint won't 'adhere' well to a greasy surface
However, most phone companies 'adhere' to good practice and inform councils when masts are being installed.
Some spiders have another seeming superpower: an ability to 'adhere' to sheer surfaces, even when upside down.
the people 'adhere' to the Muslim religion
Adhesive tape will not 'adhere' to wet, dirty, rusty, or frozen surfaces.
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