बिलर हिंदी उपयोग और उदाहरण

इसे बिलराय-लखीमपुर-सीतापुर-पनवारी मार्ग भी कहा जाता है।

संस्थान ने संयुक्त प्रतिस्थापन, आर्थ्रोस्कोपी, कोक्लेयर इम्प्लांट्स, इंटरवेन्शनल रेडियोलॉजी, बाल चिकित्सा मूत्रविज्ञान, लैप्रोस्कोपिक सर्जरी, हेपेटोबिलरी सर्जरी जैसे कुछ कला सेवाओं की पेशकश शुरू कर दी है।

काबिलर राजाओं से संपर्क किया और एक अजेय योद्धा (से अंश के रूप में अपने संरक्षक पारि का वर्णन पुन: चालू करने के लिए कहा पूरनुरु : गीत 109):।

जिसे नूह पिंक और केनेथ बिलर द्वारा विकसित किया गया था।

३८५.४६ किलोमीटर लम्बा यह राजमार्ग बिलराय से शुरू होकर पनवारी तक जाता है।

"" पेटीऍम उपयोगिता बिल भुगतान के लिए विभिन्न बिलर्स के साथ काम करता है।

इन्होंने वर्तमान बिलराम (मथुरा) को जीता।

लेखक के कथनुसार उन का जन्म एक ब्राह्मण परिवार में हुआ था और उनका नाम बांकेलाल था, जो उत्तर प्रदेश के आज़मगढ़ के पास एक गाँव बिलरिया गंज में था।

बिलर इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

In a succession of relationships with Marina Tsvetaeva, Lyudmila Erarskaya, Olga Tsuberbiller, Maria Maksakova and Nina Vedeneyeva, her muses propelled her to publish five collections of poetry and write several librettos for opera, before her disease claimed her life in 1933.

In the beginning of 1923, Parnok embarked on a friendship with Olga Nikolaevna Tsuberbiller, a mathematician at Moscow State University.

The exact nature of her relationship with Tsuberbiller is unknown as, while she occupied a significant place in the poet's life, Parnok did not describe Tsuberbiller in the same sexual context as her lovers.

Instead, Tsuberbiller was a protector.

By 1925, Parnok and Tsuberbiller had become the closest of friends, and when Erarskaya was hospitalized for a mental break, Tsuberbiller was the one to whom she turned to regain her peace of mind.

In 1926, Parnok moved in with Tsuberbiller on Neopalimovsky Lane at Smolensky Boulevard.

She made plans to spend the summer with Erarskaya and Tsuberbiller in and was revived by the natural surroundings, writing eight poems.

By spring, sales of "The Knot"′s publications had been quite good and Parnok felt revived enough to spend the summer with Erarskaya and Tsuberbiller in the small town of Khalepye in the Kiev Oblast of Ukraine.

In 1929, Tsuberbiller's brother died, and she and Parnok became responsible for the care of his five-year-old twins.

By the end of the year, both Parnok and Tsuberbiller were exhausted and spent several weeks at Uzkoye to regain their health.

When they returned to Moscow, they moved to a new apartment, which gave them more room, as well as space to entertain many colleagues from Tsuberbiller's work.

The two may have met as early as 1927, through Tsuberbiller, a colleague of Vedeneyeva.