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হোয়াটসঅ্যাপ গ্রুপ ফিল আপ থাকলে চ্যানেলে যুক্ত হোন- ক্লিক
আমাদের কোর্স:
- বাংলা সাহিত্য
- ইংরেজি সাহিত্য
- GK (BCS, Bank & others)
- ভূগোল
- ইথিক্স
- ভোকাব ব্যাচ
- BCS লিখিত গাইডলাইন ব্যাচ
- অন্যান্য
ভর্তির জন্যে গ্রুপে যুক্ত হয়ে ম্যাসেজ দিন।
ভোকাব ব্যাচ ফী: প্রতি তিন মাসের জন্যে ১০০ টাকা মাত্র।
- ভোকাব আসলে একবার পড়ে রেখে দেওয়ার বিষয় না। প্রতিদিন পড়তে হয়। -
এই কোর্সে আমরা ফেনম, 1+ ও ডেইলি স্টার পড়বো ইনশাআল্লাহ।
- সাথে থাকবে একটা উইকলি টেস্ট। কাজে আসবে সব এক্সামের জন্যেই। IBA, BCS, Bank ও অন্যান্য।
যেহেতু রেগুলা পড়া লাগে তাই মান্থলি গড়ে ফী রেখেছি মাত্র ৩৩ টাকার মত, অর্থাৎ দৈনিক প্রায় ১ টাকা!
আশাকরি আপনারা উপকৃত হবেন। ভর্তি: 01406097810 নাম্বারে ১০৫ টাকা বিকাশ করে গ্রুপে বা এই নাম্বারেই স্ক্রিনশট হোয়াটসঅ্যাপ করুন।
N.B.: এই ব্যাচে ক্লাস হবে না। পড়া দেওয়া হবে ও এক্সাম নেওয়া হবে। স্টুডেন্টকে 1+ বই কিনতে হবে।
Advanced Vocabulary Builder
Expand your vocabulary with these challenging words from current affairs
# | Word | Part of Speech | Meaning | Synonyms | Antonyms | Example Sentence |
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1 | facilitate | verb | to make easier or help bring about | expedite, enable, assist, promote | hinder, obstruct, impede, inhibit | Technology can facilitate communication across great distances. |
2 | arbitration | noun | the process of resolving disputes outside of courts | mediation, adjudication, negotiation, settlement | litigation, confrontation, dispute, disagreement | The two companies opted for arbitration to settle their contract dispute. |
3 | implementation | noun | the process of putting a decision or plan into effect | execution, application, enactment, realization | abandonment, neglect, cancellation, termination | The implementation of the new policy will begin next month. |
4 | benchmark | noun | a standard or point of reference against which things may be compared | standard, criterion, yardstick, reference | deviation, anomaly, exception, irregularity | This product sets a new benchmark for quality in the industry. |
5 | ratification | noun | the formal approval or confirmation of something | endorsement, approval, confirmation, authorization | rejection, denial, veto, disapproval | The treaty requires ratification by all member states to take effect. |
6 | accountability | noun | the state of being responsible for one's actions | responsibility, liability, answerability, obligation | irresponsibility, unaccountability, exemption, immunity | Public officials must maintain high standards of accountability. |
7 | prevalence | noun | the fact or condition of being widespread | commonness, pervasiveness, ubiquity, frequency | rarity, scarcity, infrequency, uncommonness | The prevalence of smartphones has changed how we communicate. |
8 | infrastructural | adjective | relating to the basic physical systems of a community | structural, foundational, fundamental, systemic | superficial, ancillary, supplementary, peripheral | The country needs significant infrastructural development to support economic growth. |
9 | procurement | noun | the process of obtaining or acquiring something | acquisition, purchasing, sourcing, obtaining | disposal, divestment, sale, liquidation | The procurement of raw materials is essential for manufacturing. |
10 | coalition | noun | an alliance of different groups working together | alliance, partnership, union, bloc | division, separation, schism, dissolution | The coalition government was formed after no party won a majority. |
11 | scrutiny | noun | critical observation or examination | examination, inspection, analysis, investigation | neglect, disregard, ignorance, inattention | The company's finances are under intense scrutiny from regulators. |
12 | allegation | noun | a claim or assertion that someone has done something illegal or wrong | accusation, charge, claim, assertion | denial, vindication, exoneration, acquittal | The politician denied the allegations of misconduct. |
13 | prosecute | verb | to institute legal proceedings against someone | sue, litigate, charge, indict | defend, exonerate, acquit, pardon | The authorities decided to prosecute the company for environmental violations. |
14 | immunity | noun | protection or exemption from something, especially legal liability | exemption, protection, privilege, invulnerability | liability, susceptibility, vulnerability, exposure | Diplomats often have immunity from prosecution in host countries. |
15 | convergence | noun | the process of coming together from different directions | meeting, merging, unification, confluence | divergence, separation, dispersal, deviation | The convergence of technologies has created new opportunities. |
16 | participatory | adjective | involving participation or taking part | inclusive, collaborative, engaging, interactive | exclusive, restrictive, prohibitive, limiting | The organization promotes participatory decision-making processes. |
17 | hypocritical | adjective | behaving in a way that suggests one has higher standards than is the case | insincere, duplicitous, deceitful, two-faced | sincere, genuine, honest, authentic | It would be hypocritical to criticize others for behavior I engage in myself. |
18 | sycophancy | noun | obsequious flattery; acting like a yes-person | flattery, obsequiousness, fawning, toadyism | independence, assertiveness, criticism, opposition | The leader was surrounded by sycophancy, which prevented honest feedback. |
19 | authoritarian | adjective | favoring or enforcing strict obedience to authority | dictatorial, autocratic, domineering, oppressive | democratic, liberal, permissive, egalitarian | The country transitioned from an authoritarian regime to a democracy. |
20 | surveillance | noun | close observation, especially of a suspected person or area | monitoring, observation, scrutiny, watch | privacy, freedom, liberty, independence | Increased surveillance in public places has raised privacy concerns. |
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