Examples of using Realised in English and their translations into Marathi
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No one realised what day it was.
During a concert tour in Israel, I first realised how popular I had become.
Then he realised that it was now evening.
In their work the Indians invented steel, and long before Bunsen and Kirchhoff's work,and they also realised the importance of flame colour in the identification of metals.
They both realised that it would be only God's water.
This time we realised we were doing it right.
He realised that there is no hope in hell that he can deliver power to the far corners of this vast country.
About two weeks after that, I realised I was three months' pregnant," she says.
But then I realised that Pakistan would not have any large city.
However, having also studied Russian and French, James realised that he preferred languages to chocolate(really James?!) and studied to become an English teacher.
After further research, we realised why Sindhis's have lost their cultural identity as we know it in a traditional sense.
However my parents realised later that they have done a very big mistake.
Modi said that while talking to the Army, he realised that they wanted justice for their martyred soldiers and the government gave them the"free hand" to plan and execute the surgical strikes.
Without realising it, we interact a lot with photographers through their works.
Watch your children's jaws drop when they realise.
Then they realise they aren't making any money.
They realise we are all one.
They realise they need capital.
Actually realising that you like talking.
She never seize to make us realise that we were just slaves.
And by the time we realise it, it is too late.
As the Indigos help us awaken, we realise this story was.
Article stop payment realises to prevent transaction of assessments that are protested.
Even so, there are limits,and some seem fundamental when you talk to a human translator and realise how subtle their work is.
In Almost Sufal Sampoorna, Sai realises that Appa is emotionally blackmailing the Ketkar family who is totally falling for his act.
I also advocate that he pays because thishelps set up the relationship dynamic correctly, although I realise this is controversial to some people.
Nobody realises that for an expectant mum it takes time to adjust to the new body and such comments just make it difficult for her.
Clearly whoever wrote this has confused capillaries with caterpillars without realising its actual meaning!
Your children may not realise that people might try to trick them into giving up their personal info.