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reground Meaning in Bengali



Noun:

মেজে, শিটা, মেঝে, অয়ন, অনুমাপক, অবস্থা, কর্মক্ষেত্র, পটভূমি, সঙ্গত কারণ, তলানি, গৃহতল, জমিন, ভূতল, ভূপৃষ্ঠ, ধরাতল, ধরাশয়ন, ক্ষেত্র, ক্ষিতি, বপ্র, মৃত্তিকা, ভুঁই, তলদেশ, ভিত্তি, জমি, ভূ, মাটি, ভূমি, মাঠ, স্থল,

Verb:

ভূতলে পড়া, ভূতলে নামা, পটভূমি তৈয়ারি করা, মূলসূত্র শিক্ষা দেত্তয়া, চড়ায় আটকান, কূলে লাগান, মতের উপর স্থাপন করা, ভূতলে স্থাপন করা,

Adjective:

ক্ষুণ্ণ, নিষ্পিষ্ট, অবচূর্ণিত,





reground's Usage Examples:

where pyrite is gravity-separated from the cyclone underflow fraction, and reground and leached to recover gold that would otherwise be lost to tailings.


measure, most industry record pressing plants were using recycled or "reground" vinyl, taking old and unsold records, cutting out the center with the.


Heads are often reground on a bench grinder to remove nicks and metal flow.


appeared in Spin, in which Eric Weisbard wrote that "House was right to reground his art, putting the way music flows and falls before singer-songwriterly.


the nominal contour in the measurement step after grinding, it has to be reground.


This telescope probably includes the original mirrors, reground, part of the original base, the original support bar and possibly the original.


This was the first race after the top groove had been reground, leading to the return of bump-and-run racing.


the tube causes wear on the working surface of the blade so it must be reground at regular intervals.


Workers cleaned the brick exterior, reground the terazzo floors and refinished the elaborate wood trim and benches.


potentially a rebore of the cylinder bores or replacement liners, together with reground bearings on the crankshaft.


causes the pole-piece to wear, eventually requiring the pole pieces to be reground and recertified.


This radiation-induced chain scission allows it to be more easily reground and reused.


disdain for the body from which it, by necessity, sprung, and attempts to reground philosophy in the physical bodies and relationships it arose from.


Oversize particles are either recycled to main ultra fine or reground in a separate regrind plant, according to the viscosity requirement.


church; the font was subsequently more fully restored, and worn elements reground, to return it to its original appearance.


The mirror had to be reground twice, once due to a mysterious scratch and the second time due to a flaw.


Corps' moral fabric, Amos initiated an effort to morally and ethically "reground the Corps.


is primarily used to split wood by chopping, not by slicing, and may be reground but will not be sharpened daily.


additive, scrap wood is repackaged as kindling, and scrap plastics are reground and reused.



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