दूर-देना इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

I can’t tell you how they try to explain it, in part because that would give away what little satisfaction the movie holds, and in part because I have no blooming idea.

In response to such concerns, only the last three or four digits and the letters are publicly displayed or published as the first three digits can easily give away a person's age.

Joe Collectors Club later released an overstock of Quarrel figures, as a promotional give away at the 1992 G.

However, he slowly realizes that being able to immediately buy anything he wants without having to wait or struggle for it, and having the capacity to give away vast sums, is unsatisfying.

Although landship was a natural term coming from an Admiralty committee, it was considered too descriptive and could give away British intentions.

By contrast, with helicopter money, central banks give away the money created, without increasing assets on their balance sheet.

Dennis was reluctant to give away the movie rights for fear it would affect book sales, however he eventually agreed after prolonged negotiations and a royalty payment of £1,000, half the film's budget.

German leftist politicians Klaus Wowereit (SPD, mayor of Berlin) and Thomas Flierl (Linkspartei) were sued in 2006 for being overly willing to give away the 1913 painting Berliner Straßenszene of expressionist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, which was in Berlin's Brücke Museum.

He now can only afford to give away '50 at a time, much to the embarrassment of Anthony (played by John Candy).

Food practices in the kitchen, as mentioned before, can give away a person's personality by use of food.

His family was poor but even after he became famous, he was trying to give away all of his possessions and money, living in poverty and asceticism, wearing old clothes, never shaving and eating only vegetarian food.

It has also been said that, upon the suggestion of a customer who pointed out how many free suits Furillo saved Stark from having to give away, Stark gave Furillo a free suit.

On 16 May 1989, Sky prepared to give away set topboxes and dishes to new customers in bid to increase customers, but was not helped when its joint venture with Disney collapsed at the same time.