शहरवासी इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

More than rural areas, the cities were a melting pot of different ethnicities, so the city dwellers are more likely to have non-pure Berber ancestry.

West Ukrainian People's Republic declared in late 1918 until early 1919 and claiming half of Galicia with mostly Polish city dwellers (historical sense).

It has been suggested that the greatest opportunities are in rural and sub-urban settings: city dwellers already have many low-carbon travel options, so the greatest impact would be on encouraging use outside urban areas.

New Polish costume was based on the Ottoman Empire's robe, which spread from nobility to city dwellers and even peasants.

The first European settlers arrived in the 1860s and by the 1880s the area was a popular summer resort, with many city dwellers making the trip across the harbour to Island Bay for excursions and holidays.

Since each unit typically had a private entrance, stucco boxes offered an affordable version of the American Dream to city dwellers who aspired to owning a detached, single-family home, and with on-site parking, dingbats participated in the car culture of postwar American life.

It was during the 1860s that many of the region's resort hotels were built and became popular as major summer destinations for affluent city dwellers from Boston, New York, and Philadelphia.

Antagonism between the city dwellers and the Gutnish country yeomen heightened; the latter were defeated in battle in 1288, despite the aid of knights from Estonia.

This era—which had spent most of its force by the mid-1970s—led to an increased awareness of the physical and emotional needs of city dwellers.

Due to the fascination of horticulture among the city dwellers, Lincoln Park's small greenhouse was no longer sufficient for all the plants.

In other words, city dwellers know that they can engage in sidewalk life without fear of "entangling relationships" or oversharing the details of one's personal life.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt had a magnetic appeal to the city dwellers—he brought relief and recognition of their ethnic leaders and ward bosses, as well as labor unions.

One god in particular, Quar, the god of city dwellers in a Middle Eastern style land, has decided to move to seize more and more power.

शहरवासी हिंदी उपयोग और उदाहरण

जल्द ही वे अपनी जीवनशैली बदल लेते हैं और शहरवासी बन जाते हैं।

"" लेकिन सूर्य देव की रथ यात्रा शन २०१९ से देव में कार्य कर रहे संस्था एवम शहरवासी के द्वारा आयोजित किया जाता है।

1638 में बग़दाद की घेराबन्दी के दौरान, शहरवासी ने लगभग चालीस दिनों तक हार नहीं मानी।

लेकिन जब शहरवासी हार माने के लिए मजबूर हुए, अक्रमणकारियों ने बड़ी संख्या में शहरवासियों का क़त्लेआम किया था, जबकि इन्होंने वादा किया कि वे ऐसा नहीं करेंगे।

यद्यपि अधिकांश ज़ांज़ीबारी शहरवासी अंग्रेजों के साथ थे, लेकिन शहर के भारतीय आवासो में लूटपाट की गई, और इस अराजकता में लगभग बीस निवासियों ने अपना जीवन खो दिया।

लंबे समय तक इस ताल की उपयोगिता को शहरवासी समझ नहीं सके।

शहरवासी इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

New Polish costume was based on the Ottoman Empire's robe, which spread from nobility to city dwellers and even peasants.

In other words, city dwellers know that they can engage in sidewalk life without fear of "entangling relationships" or oversharing the details of one's personal life.

It has been suggested that the greatest opportunities are in rural and sub-urban settings: city dwellers already have many low-carbon travel options, so the greatest impact would be on encouraging use outside urban areas.

The first European settlers arrived in the 1860s and by the 1880s the area was a popular summer resort, with many city dwellers making the trip across the harbour to Island Bay for excursions and holidays.

The man in the painting is a young city dweller from Florence, his identity is unknown.

One god in particular, Quar, the god of city dwellers in a Middle Eastern style land, has decided to move to seize more and more power.

Antagonism between the city dwellers and the Gutnish country yeomen heightened; the latter were defeated in battle in 1288, despite the aid of knights from Estonia.

Since each unit typically had a private entrance, stucco boxes offered an affordable version of the American Dream to city dwellers who aspired to owning a detached, single-family home, and with on-site parking, dingbats participated in the car culture of postwar American life.

The cycle Muscovite novellas, started in the late 1960s, marked the beginning of the "Urban Prose", portraying the everyday lives of city dwellers.

West Ukrainian People's Republic declared in late 1918 until early 1919 and claiming half of Galicia with mostly Polish city dwellers (historical sense).

A "gold rush" ensued – "pegs denoting claims went up everywhere" – from all the Fiji islands, "hundreds of people – villagers, shopkeepers and city dwellers – arrived at the diggings".

It was during the 1860s that many of the region's resort hotels were built and became popular as major summer destinations for affluent city dwellers from Boston, New York, and Philadelphia.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt had a magnetic appeal to the city dwellers—he brought relief and recognition of their ethnic leaders and ward bosses, as well as labor unions.