স্থান থেকে ভ্রমণ কাজের জন্য যেমন স্থাপন করতে

Verb:

স্থানান্তরে ভ্রমণ,

itinerate's Usage Examples:

all United Methodist clergy itinerate within the Annual Conference of which they are members, once elected Bishops itinerate within the Jurisdiction they.

Heinz Stücke (born 11 January 1940) is a long-distance itinerate cyclist from Hövelhof, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany — noted for setting the world.

There, they began to itinerate and preach their beliefs among the Japanese populace.

conferences and assigned to episcopal areas within each jurisdiction (to itinerate within thereafter).

He ceased to itinerate in 1834, being appointed house governor of the new Theological Institution.

Point three of the Protest regards the itinerate ministry conducted by many New Side ministers.

The itinerate preacher was released to serve his one-year mayoral term.

madugu) appointed an itinerate settlement prince (Hausa: magajin zango) who resided in Zangon Katab, to collect duties from the itinerate traders (Hausa: fatake).

In general, it seemed that wandering or "itinerate" Gypsies (vagabundierende Zigeuner) were targeted, as opposed to the non-wandering.

On the market's name day itinerate sellers appear selling such things as livestock, plants and other products.

Their spiritual needs were taken care of by itinerate Lutheran clergy.

Exhorters were divided into two classes — public, who were allowed to itinerate as preachers and superintend a number of societies; and private, who were.

Both Josephus and the Gospel of Mark record that the itinerate preacher John the Baptist criticized Antipas over his marriage and Antipas.

In general, it seemed that wandering or "itinerate" Roma ("vagabundierende Zigeuner") were targeted, as opposed to the non-wandering.

(Methodist-Episcopal minister and college professor) Paul Henkel (18th Century itinerate evangelist) Thomas Neal Ivey (Methodist minister, editor, and educator).

Joe Eversole and Bill Gambriel, a French supporter and itinerate preacher, began arguing in the street in Hazard.

poet Nanao Sakaki, compiled That Back Road In, and began teaching as an itinerate poet in Poetry-in-the-Schools programs throughout the western U.

itinerate's Meaning':

travel from place to place as for work

Synonyms:

move around; travel;

Antonyms:

stay in place; rise; recede;