Noun:

ఇన్ఫర్రారాచీ,

infrastructures's Usage Examples:

started to release data from 2011 to 2018 after Syrian government start rebuilding infrastructures.

research networks, computing, software and data infrastructures that mainly serve students, researchers and scientists.

Although not far from the hectic Paphos with its infrastructures, it manages to maintain a more rural character.

Vicinity of Old BantenThere are remnants of infrastructures outside the walled city of Banten.

The ELT is the highest priority in the European planning activities for research infrastructures, such as the Astronet Science Vision and Infrastructure Roadmap and the ESFRI Roadmap.

Identity management infrastructuresA problem facing anyone who hopes to build a positive online reputation is that reputations are site-specific; for example, one's reputation on eBay cannot be transferred to Slashdot.

Borgman argues information infrastructures, like all infrastructures, are subject to public policy.

Loulé, in this context, occupied an important place in the export of wine, olive oil, dried fruit, handicrafts, salt and fish which allowed it to prosper and recover from many years of stagnation and decay: allowing the town to expand public spaces and construct new infrastructures.

Skiing is possible but no relevant infrastructures exist today.

Enhancing Internet Use for Sustainable Development – improve the ability of African nations to use these infrastructures.

But sea erosion does not always suit the infrastructures and the current is still subject to close monitoring.

In developing countries, public health infrastructures.

Synonyms:

penal institution, gas system, stock, communication system, water system, store, base, transportation, firehouse, penal facility, water, school system, transportation system, main, power grid, sewer system, fire station, transit, grid, fund, communication equipment, public works, water supply, sewage works, power system, sewage system,

Antonyms:

unimportant, high sea, international waters, territorial waters, divest,