adept - Meaning in Hindi
Meaning of adept in Hindi
- निपुण
- पारंगत
- दक्ष
- पवीण
- सिद्धहस्त
- पटु
- निपुण व्यक्ति
- प्रवीण
adept Definition
adjective
- very skilled or proficient at something. ( किसी बात पर बहुत कुशल या कुशल। )
noun
- a person who is skilled or proficient at something.( वह व्यक्ति जो किसी बात में कुशल या प्रवीण हो। )
adept Example
- These wars were difficult affairs against enemies who were as technically adept as the Normans themselves. ( ये युद्ध उन शत्रुओं के खिलाफ कठिन मामले थे जो तकनीकी रूप से खुद को नॉर्मन्स के रूप में निपुण थे। )
- He doesn't claim to know it all and is very adept at handling guests on his show who think they do. ( वह यह सब जानने का दावा नहीं करता है और अपने शो में मेहमानों को संभालने में बहुत माहिर है जो सोचते हैं कि वे करते हैं। )
- He had grown very adept at using the crutches and now spent less time in bed than ever before. ( वह बैसाखी का उपयोग करने में बहुत माहिर हो गया था और अब बिस्तर पर पहले से कम समय बिताया। )
- But he was also adept at deploying nearly everything that came to hand for promoting evolutionary theory. ( लेकिन वह विकासवादी सिद्धांत को बढ़ावा देने के लिए लगभग सब कुछ तैनात करने में भी माहिर था। )
More Sentence
- Other countries are more adept at keeping their judges in check.
- For Italy it was a day of bitter disappointment as they ran out again battered and bruised by more adept opponents.
- We're quite adept at picking out what it is we don't like about other human beings.
- She has never driven a car but was very adept at handling a pony and cart.
- But, next season, players will become more attuned to what he is going to do and become more adept at stopping him.
- He also was very adept at picking up on people's weaknesses and teasing them, ruffling some feathers.
- He's very adept at seeing a play develop, and that gets him to the right spot at the right time.
- Emergency nappy changing is a skill most mothers become quite adept at.
- It was indeed lucky that none of these bandits seemed to be very adept with a sword.
- It is tempting to suppose it was the result of adept management.
- Performances are enhanced by an intelligent musical score and adept cinematography.
- He is very adept at using his body to shield defenders from making plays on the ball.
- He was also adept at promoting the scheme to the Australian populace by presenting it as a symbol of national pride.
- Your average city worker is very adept at avoiding anyone who looks like they might be giving out leaflets.
- Hummingbirds are very adept at sipping nectar from any or all these plant groups.
- There was also a mounted element of crossbowmen equally adept at reconnaissance and pursuit.
- He became an adept in the cryptologic art, until then almost unknown, and exercised it on behalf of the parliamentary party.
- As knowledgable adepts in Arabic and Farsi, for instance, they are in an excellent position to understand nuances that hard-nosed businessmen may not.
- Is one religion more valuable than another, just because its adepts adhere to one school of thought over another?
- In England, Margaret Cavendish, Duchess of Newcastle, and in France, Marie Paul Lavoisier presided over such salons and made a name for themselves as scientific adepts .
- Some Hindi-film adepts , including author-screenwriter Suketu Mehta and Internet Movie Database staffer Michel Hafner have offered help.
- The other players are picked from Western Canada based upon their adeptness , and general conduct as well as their ability to perform under mental and physical duress.
- Instead, it surely refers to a state of total stillness and even abnegation, an ideal that religious adepts of all disciplines have long aspired to.
- But he also believes that some of its adepts contributed significantly to the ideology of the 1960s - and not only in Australia.
- I've never been convinced by such arguments, although in this case it was put very adeptly .
- The teacher guides but doesn't boss, adeptly drawing answers out of the class, encouraging them to play, praise and read to their infants, gently urging affection, attention and firmness.