hold meaning in Bengali
ধরা dhora
UK/həʊld/
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hold in Bengali: ধরা (dhora), রাখা (rakha), মনে করা (mone kora). In English, hold means to grasp or grip.
Bengali words for hold
- to keep possession — see also sustain, protect
- ধরা dhora
- to reserve — see also reserve
- রাখা rakha
- to maintain, to consider — see also maintain
- মনে করা mone kora
- to grasp
- ধরা dhora
- to cause to wait — see also maintain
- ধরা dhora
- to detain — see also detain
- ধরা dhora
- to contain — see also contain
- ধরা dhora
English meaning of hold
- verb To grasp or grip.
- verb To contain or store.
- verb To have and keep possession of something.
- verb To reserve.
hold in a sentence
- Hold the pencil like this.
- This package holds six bottles.
- Hold my coat for me.
Synonyms of hold
hold in other languages
- hold in Hindi
- hold in Tamil
- hold in Marathi
- hold in Urdu
- hold in Telugu
- hold in Malayalam
- hold in Kannada
- hold in Punjabi
- hold in Gujarati
- hold in Odia
- hold in Sanskrit
- hold in Sinhala
- hold in Nepali
- hold in Tagalog
- hold in Arabic
- hold in Malay
- hold in Indonesian
- hold in Persian
- hold in Thai
- hold in Vietnamese
- hold in Myanmar
Questions about hold in Bengali
- What is the meaning of hold in Bengali?
- Hold in Bengali is ধরা (dhora), রাখা (rakha), মনে করা (mone kora).
- hold এর বাংলা অর্থ কী?
- Hold: ধরা (dhora), রাখা (rakha), মনে করা (mone kora).
- What does hold mean in English?
- Hold means to grasp or grip.
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